Il 2021-06-22 02:34 Gordon Messmer ha scritto:
CentOS Stream is not a rolling release. It gets "rolling updates,"
but that just means that there are no point releases within a major
release, and that updates aren't delayed in order to group rebased
packages together at 6 month intervals.
Hi Go
On 6/21/21 4:53 AM, Gionatan Danti wrote:
Historically the CentOS team refused to provide such metadata due to
the added work required. Now with Stream, and the demise of classic
CentOS, security updates are even less probable (ie: a rolling release
is often wholly updated).
CentOS Stream i
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Hi,
freely does not imply free to redistribute. Of course these
informations are available from various sources which allow
redistribution, but it takes time to aggregate them - time that someone
need to spend doing the necessary research.
best regards,
Markus
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Il 2021-06-21 13:34 Pete Biggs ha scritto:
> CentOS does not provide
Il 2021-06-21 13:34 Pete Biggs ha scritto:
CentOS does not provide the metadata to allow the --security flag to
work.
Right.
It doesn't provide it because that information from Redhat is
proprietary and not open source.
This is not my understanding. From what I can see, updates which patche
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> There are probably more security updates which should be installed by
> yum --security but those are the packages I am most interested in.
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> Please change as necessary to allow yum --security to work.
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CentOS does not provide the metadata to allow the --security flag to
work.
It doesn't
Hi,
I assumed that it's possible to install security updates with "yum --security
update".
On the centos-announce mailinglist and I have received several security updates
recently.
Most are not relevant for us but glib2 and kernel are two we would like to
address without updating the whole syst
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