Maatkit in EPEL5 is lagging 2.5+ years of active development. I'm
planning on upgrading maatkit in EPEL5 to the same version as is used in
EPEL6 (maatkit build version 7332), and also keep these in sync for
future upgrades.
The changes since build version v2582 are mostly documented at:
http://code.google.com/p/maatkit/wiki/ReleaseNotes
and will contain many non-backwards compatible changes like deprecated
tools, renamed commands, and command-line options.
Please consider this a heads up, and give it karma in bodhi if you
care either way:
https://admin.fedoraproject.org/updates/maatkit-7332-2.el5
-jf
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