The version of clamav for RSEL (I think in epel for rsel) is on .97 with
the version for Centos 6 on .98. .96 is already at EOL; of course my
current 4 yearold mailserver is on .95 and clamav is still working.
So it comes down to how to keep some valuable components current where
current matters. Things that I am using that are outward facing are:
bind
postfix
dovecot (mysql is used, but it is somewhat protected)
spamassasin
clamav
amavis-new
After I complete a long list of upgrades, I can start learning how to
contribute by doing some maintainer work. That will be all new to me.
Perhaps I will learn a bit of it with the Centos7-arm port; maybe not.
I think my move to Redsleeve is worth the effort and I am rather happy
with it. But look forward to Centos and the larger community of support.
Thank you to all that have and are working on RSEL.
P.S.
My next and final RSEL system will be replacing my internal Samba
server. Configuring it SHOULD be much simpler, as I SHOULD be able to
copy all the needed Samba, DNSmasq, and a few other service files from
the ClearOS server I am currently running. Though right now it only
supports XP clients with roaming profiles, and the new one SHOULD be
ready to support Win7 clients. But with the SP4 package out there, we
should be able to continue to run XP for at least 5 more years...
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