I didn't see any announcement here (or elsewhere) but it looks like xCAT 2.18.0 was released with RHEL 10 support back on June 22nd, per https://github.com/xcat2/xcat-core/wiki/XCAT_2.18_Release_Notes? (Although I see it still shows 2.18 in the xcat-core repo under "rc1" as https://xcat.org/files/xcat/repos/yum/2.18/rc1/, per the release notes...) For what it's worth, it would have been nice to have a formal announcement posted at least to this list to let everyone know...
Per the release notes above, it sounds like only packages for RHEL 10 were made available at release time. However, I'm seeing 2.18.0 updates showing up in the xcat-core and xcat-dep repos for RHEL 9 as well now (as 2.18.0-snap202606291947)...is that expected? If so, should the release notes above be updated to reflect this now? Also, can someone confirm whether or not the legacy, deprecated conserver "support" still exists in 2.18.0 (exactly as it did with 2.17), assuming we already have it installed from previous releases? Or did support get fully removed with this release (with goconserver truly being the only option left)? We have some legacy components that still require the use of legacy conserver, so just wanting to know what to expect if we update to 2.18.0. I know the conserver package is no longer in the xcat-dep repos, but we still have it installed from older versions we updated from and it's still been functional with xCAT at least through 2.17... Thanks. -- Matt Vander Werf Senior Research Computing Cybersecurity Engineer University of Notre Dame Center for Research Computing - Union Station 506 W. South Street South Bend, IN 46601 Phone: (574) 631-0692
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