On 5/15/07, Benjamin Watine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi
I'm about to install Heartbeat on a fresh Debian 4 system, and I was
wondering wich version of heartbeat I should install ?
Some bugs have been corrected since v2.0.8, and I would like to install
these corrections too. So should I install v2.0.8 and apply the patches
that I want, or install the latest development version ?
If you think there's no major problem installing latest snapshot, where
can I find it ? here ? : http://hg.linux-ha.org/dev/archive/tip.tar.bz2
Any other version to suggest ?
A question with a rather unsatisfactory answer I'm afraid.
I wouldn't recommend 2.0.8 - both due to its age and some rather
unpleasant bugs and memory leaks it contained.
But I also wouldn't recommend the latest snapshot either as the lrmd
is in a rather sorry state.
The link posted by Sam is probably the best bet for pre-built
packages. Otherwise, if one is comfortable with building from
scratch, I would use:
http://hg.linux-ha.org/dev/archive/SLE10-SP1.tar.bz2
which is what will be going into SLES10, SP1 and was the subject of a
respectable amount of testing.
Thanks in advance.
Benjamin
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