Hoi,
MediaWiki is supported only for a minimal number of releases. They include
security fixes for known vulnerabitilies. When a super stable release of
Linux is a good idea with some applications, it is not a good idea when
MediaWiki is the product your system is running.
Thanks,
GerardM
On 15 November 2011 12:38, Roy Bellingan <[email protected]> wrote:
> Sorry I don't understand, a lot of people are complaining about their
> distro not shipping "late" version, not latest...
> I perfectly understand, i've a server with a CentOs frozen in time
> somewhere in 2007... and I'm SCARED to touch anything... It run and old
> version of mysql, kernel 2.18.something, old Perl... but it runs... and
> does the job without any problems... In short I will never think to install
> nothing except a munin plugin...
> The point is: are you using an extra stable distro, with extra tested
> software and do you want to INSTALL a bleeding edge ?
>
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