I need help in thinking up an Update strategy
Hello to all,
I dare say I'm still new to Linux. I run RedHat 9.0. As much as I have a few unresolved technical issues, this is not what I come for help with right now. What I'd really like advice with, is how I'd go about ensuring that all my compontents are patched, and I have the latest stable versions of all my daemons etc. Do I simple have to go about dloading and compling source all the time? Or is there a more organized way to go about doing this? Please Advise Thank you |
My choice for updating/installing for Red Hat is apt4rpm.
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Well fancypiper,
I checkout the apt link, and read around. Seems to me that this concentrates more on rpm's. But will it keep things like Sendmail, Iptables, vsftpd, etc. updated? as i don't seem to find these in RPM's. Thank you. |
Just run these two commands:
apt-get update apt-get dist-upgrade After it completes, you should be up to date. |
I've not really understood my options as yet.
Please advise. Thank you. |
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