[rhn-users] Stay on minor release
Brandon Perkins
bperkins at redhat.com
Tue Nov 24 18:07:52 UTC 2009
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Seth Stone wrote:
> I’ve noticed that with both up2date in RHEL 4 and yum in RHEL 5 my systems are automatically transitioned to the next minor release of the OS. For example, if I install 5.3 and run “yum update” I will be migrated to 5.4. Is there any way to designate that you want to update only to the currently installed minor release?
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> I’m trying to keep some test servers in sync with systems at our hosting provider that use a satellite RHN server that I can’t access from my test servers.
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> I appreciate your response.
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> Thanks,
> Seth Stone
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By default, there is no mechanism to lock on to a particular X.Y
release. However, you may be interested in looking at Extended Update
Support:
http://press.redhat.com/2008/12/18/red-hat-increases-service-levels-and-reduces-costs-for-customers-with-extended-update-support/
This would get you where you need to be and is fully supported with RHN
Hosted and Satellite.
Thanks.
Brandon
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