Been looking for it since midnight, perms on beta/severn directory don't allow outsiders in since yesterday.
Bittorrent also? Will there be a link on fedora.redhat.com if so?
Thanks.
Chris Ricker wrote:
On Thu, 25 Sep 2003, Terry Polzin wrote:
Been looking for it since midnight, perms on beta/severn directory don't allow outsiders in since yesterday.
Mirrors have been told that severn beta #2 should be made publically available at 2:00 PM EDT today (Sep 25)
later, chris
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I am also waiting to be contacted..
Vantroy
Terry Polzin wrote:
Been looking for it since midnight, perms on beta/severn directory don't allow outsiders in since yesterday.
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Uhn, forget that one, I replied to the wrong message :) Sorry
Vantroy
Rodrigo Del C. Andrade wrote:
I am also waiting to be contacted.. VantroyTerry Polzin wrote:
Been looking for it since midnight, perms on beta/severn directory don't allow outsiders in since yesterday.
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Terry Polzin wrote:
On Thursday 25 September 2003 10:04, Chris Ricker wrote:
Mirrors have been told that severn beta #2 should be made publically available at 2:00 PM EDT today (Sep 25)
Same path?
Apparently, access is denied to it presently.
-Rick
On Thu, 2003-09-25 at 11:23, Rick Johnson wrote:
Terry Polzin wrote:
On Thursday 25 September 2003 10:04, Chris Ricker wrote:
Mirrors have been told that severn beta #2 should be made publically available at 2:00 PM EDT today (Sep 25)
Same path?
Apparently, access is denied to it presently.
-Rick
Related to this subject, in an obtuse sort of way, what is the recommended/preferred approach to upgrading from RH 9 to Fedora Beta #2? Can one do a distro upgrade or should one do a fresh install? If the latter, will the Fedora install process preserve the present /home tree structure if one does not alter the partitions?
FWIW, I am presently using yum and apt/synaptic DL'd from the fedora.us site for RH 9 stable.
TIA,
Marc
On Thu, 2003-09-25 at 09:43, Marc Schwartz wrote:
Related to this subject, in an obtuse sort of way, what is the recommended/preferred approach to upgrading from RH 9 to Fedora Beta #2? Can one do a distro upgrade or should one do a fresh install?
Both are recommended, in order to have as many people testing the various bits of code on as many different systems as possible (assuming your interest in the beta is to help with bug testing).
If the latter, will the Fedora install process preserve the present /home tree structure if one does not alter the partitions?
If /home is its own partition, yes. Just don't allow the installer to automatically partition for you. Choose manual partitioning, and edit the current /home partition to mount /home and "Leave as is". You'll need to edit the remaining partitions to set the mount points and mark them for reformatting. You may want to backup any config files in /etc that you've made changes to before doing the install, as well as any databases, web pages, etc., in /var.
FWIW, I am presently using yum and apt/synaptic DL'd from the fedora.us site for RH 9 stable.
You'll probably need to update your versions of yum and apt, or at least change the repositories to point to the appropriate beta repositories.
TIA,
Marc
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On Thu, 2003-09-25 at 12:29, Michael Knepher wrote:
On Thu, 2003-09-25 at 09:43, Marc Schwartz wrote:
Related to this subject, in an obtuse sort of way, what is the recommended/preferred approach to upgrading from RH 9 to Fedora Beta #2? Can one do a distro upgrade or should one do a fresh install?
Both are recommended, in order to have as many people testing the various bits of code on as many different systems as possible (assuming your interest in the beta is to help with bug testing).
If the latter, will the Fedora install process preserve the present /home tree structure if one does not alter the partitions?
If /home is its own partition, yes. Just don't allow the installer to automatically partition for you. Choose manual partitioning, and edit the current /home partition to mount /home and "Leave as is". You'll need to edit the remaining partitions to set the mount points and mark them for reformatting. You may want to backup any config files in /etc that you've made changes to before doing the install, as well as any databases, web pages, etc., in /var.
FWIW, I am presently using yum and apt/synaptic DL'd from the fedora.us site for RH 9 stable.
You'll probably need to update your versions of yum and apt, or at least change the repositories to point to the appropriate beta repositories.
TIA,
Marc
Thanks Michael.
Marc