Hello,
I'm suffering from some confusion regarding keeping my FreeBSD systems
up-to-date. Does anybody have any 'best practices' advice?
I've been reading three books (Complete BSD, Absolute, Unleased) as well
the handbook, but I'm still not clear about how I should manage my
up-to-date practices.
Duane Winner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> How do I know when to build a new kernel? How will I know when there is
> a security patch for the kernel?
> If I cronjob cvsup and rebuild the kernel once a week, will I be up to
> date?
Well, you'll never be more than a week out of date that way.
If y
Duane Winner wrote:
I've installed 4.9-RELEASE from the .ISO image.
I just want to be certain that I have all security patches now and in
the future.
If I have "*default release=cvs tag=RELEASE_4_9" in my cvsup file, will
I get all the updates I need to be secure?
No - you'll keep updating your so
