kelsey hudson wrote:
John Oliver wrote:
Can I copy /etc/localtime with the recent DST change from a RHEL 4
machine to machines running Red Hat 9, 8.0, and 7.3?
Technically, yes, you should be able to, although I'd make a backup of
your /etc/localtime first and try it. If you get weirdness when
executing 'date' afterwards, then chances are it broke something and you
need to restore the original.
Let me know if this works and I'll use that method to update the 70 or
so machines I need to update -- this is much less painful than
installing an RPM on a bunch of boxes.
-Kelsey
Ok, that did it. Time for a presentation on cfengine. Create rule,
drop .rpm in your repository, an hour later 70 boxes done, and if you
don't want to wait on the hourly job, you can manually update everything
in less than 5 minutes. What's April's subject? I think a presentation
on kickstart, and cfengine, plus custom yum and yum repos is in order.
Mark
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