Fedora updates
Fedora updates
I would like to know what the policy for updating Fedora 12. Should we be updating on a regular basis? Please advise
gjc1000
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Re: Fedora updates
I would recommend regular updates. I typically check daily and update accordingly. It is a matter of personal preference, but I feel it is important to have the latest. This is most critical for security patches released.
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Re: Fedora updates
You can create a cron job that does daily checks & updates. If you only want security updates I recommend installing the yum security plugin:
yum install yum-security
after that you can schedule a cronjob for the security updates only or update by hand:
yum -y update --security
yum install yum-security
after that you can schedule a cronjob for the security updates only or update by hand:
yum -y update --security
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Re: Fedora updates
another great tip moredruid!
maybe should be added to a quick tips & tricks forum which is strictly edited format?
eg.
cronjob - apply security updates
cronjob - apply all updates
system - how to shutdown, reboot
files - how to create, delete & edit etc
yada yada
maybe should be added to a quick tips & tricks forum which is strictly edited format?
eg.
cronjob - apply security updates
cronjob - apply all updates
system - how to shutdown, reboot
files - how to create, delete & edit etc
yada yada
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