> 1) How many of you are using func on RHEL4 and its children? I do. Many of my corporate clients still have rhel4 systems.
> If you are using func on them, do you need the latest version I would prefer the latest one. > 3) If you need the release, would you be willing to use a patch set and re-build the RPM yourself? patch set + rebuild is fine for me. Louis Coilliot 2011/3/4 Greg Swift <[email protected]> > > So, RHEL 4 goes end of regular support at the end of February, 2012. Once > this occurs, its unlikely that any of the community based releases such as > Centos, Scientific Linux, etc will be continuing on with their RHEL4 based > distributions. Right now to get the latest versions of func working on > these releases we have to apply several patches due to methods that py2.3 > doesn't support, as well as a lack of smolt on for that platform. > > So the questions are: > > 1) How many of you are using func on RHEL4 and its children? > > 2) If you are using func on them, do you need the latest version or will > the 0.24-1 release currently in EPEL hold you until next February? > > 3) If you need the release, would you be willing to use a patch set and > re-build the RPM yourself? > > > Let us know. > > thanks > > greg/xaeth > > > > _______________________________________________ > Func-list mailing list > [email protected] > https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/func-list >
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