On Jun 15, 2005, at 10:29 AM, Tracy R Reed wrote:
I just did some research and apparently RHEL4 still uses up2date
whereas
CentOS has included yum. So apparently they do differ in that respect.
RHEL4 uses up2date, but up2date is capable of using both apt and yum
repositories in addition to RHN. Simply add your repositories to /
etc/sysconfig/rhn/sources. Look inside that file for the proper
formatting.
Alternately, there's nothing stopping anyone from installing yum or
apt on RHEL4, with the understanding that RedHat won't support the
package tool or any 3rd party packages retrieved using it.
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