And because for clients for example patches sometimes come
one-after-another with rate 2/month.
If you feel comfortable to upgrade 100-200 nodes' clients just to have 2
weeks of fun and need either to upgrade again or to go back to a stable
version ...
Working with the bleeding edge of technology is not always fun :-)
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
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So you probably don't want to install _all_ the patches. But if you want
to
know when a new patch comes out so you can look it over there are many
products that can monitor a web site for changes. I'm sure that at least
some of them could watch a tree on an ftp site that allows anonymous
access.
Have fun!
- kai.
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Burak,
the reason is that patches are released to fix specific problems (that's
why they are *patches*) and do not go through full testing procedure.
Whereas maintenance and rarely *some* patches get more testing and
become
recommended and pointed by web site.
Think as ftp site holding all versions but web site pointing the last
*recommended* one.
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
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Hi Everybody,
Why is the following web site is always behind ftp servers? Does anybody
can
answer it?
All development stuff in IBM does good job and releases maintenances and
patches but
the web stuff does not need to update the htmls immediately. I am bored
to
surf
inside the
ftp archive to find whether there is a new release or patch etc.
Regards,
Burak
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