Hi Les,
Les Mikesell wrote:
On Mon, 2006-05-29 at 06:13, Rafiu Fakunle wrote:
1) Automated updates
2) Documentation
3) Training
4) Developer forum access
etc
I probably wouldn't install it in production if automatic
updates aren't free
Doing automatic updates for free probably wouldn't be possible initially
because bandwidth isn't free. There's nothing to stop it from being
available for free later on if/when subscription/support levels permit.
along with access to the srpms of
the base install and updates.
Yes these should be made available both thru the repo for subscribers
and via SF. I think someone else mentioned this on the list.
Different levels of
optional paid support would be fine though, including
an email level. It's hard to put a blanket price on
something that might be competing with a $200 (including
hardware) consumer level network disk or a $100,000
NetApp or EMC array.
Therein lies the $50,000 question ;) .
By the way, do you have a list of the functional differences
from the base Centos version? That is, besides the install
and the web interface, what does openfiler change?
There are several changes made in many apps:
1) parted
2) lvm
3) iscsi target
4) php
5) system-config-date
6) samba
7) quota-tools
8) mdadm
KR
Rafiu
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