On 2007-04-08, Daniel Riek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > A result of this is that customers need a simple way to extract the > components/products to which they have subscribed from the media kit. > > The Installation Number does this for them. Simply enter the number and > everything that you are being offered for installation, you can be sure > to get support and bugfixes for. Simple. In the future the Installation > Number could be encoded to extract other optional products from the > media kit (think > JBoss, Directory Server, or even partner products).=20
We've dumped the RHEL5 cd's into mrepo maintained repositories, which is basicly one yum repository for the installation CDs (RPMS.os/), and one yum repository for the updates (RPMS.updates/). Will the local yum command still be smart enough to deny us features/packages not allowed by the installation number ? Otherwise it would be great to know exactly which packages we're not allowed to use, so that we could exclude them in the yum config.. -jf _______________________________________________ rhelv5-list mailing list [email protected] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/rhelv5-list
