Marc Schwartz wrote:
A (hopefully) quick query. Can someone provide some insight into the selection of MySQL 3.x as opposed to 4.x in Fedora, in light of 4.x being the present production version series?
http://www.redhat.com/archives/fedora-test-list/2003-July/msg00045.html
Things to note.... We are on the second set of isos now for this beta/test phase. A lot of previous discussion on pretty much all the 'important' packaging issues has been hashed through at least once in a mailinglist. The chances that the people with authoritative answers to give are going to respond, will probably lower as the number of times the same issue comes up. Please be aware that there are a couple of months of discussion already for this beta/test phase. And what's great, Red Hat's mailinglist archives have a search feature now....though it could be better. I still find it easier to search my locally archived digest emails in evolution, than to use Red Hat's web archvice search interface....but I digress. You may also want consider using the fedora-test list to talk about issues specific to the beta/test releases.
-jef"still waiting for oneko to show up in Fedora Extras"spaleta
On Sat, 2003-09-27 at 22:19, Jef Spaleta wrote:
Marc Schwartz wrote:
A (hopefully) quick query. Can someone provide some insight into the selection of MySQL 3.x as opposed to 4.x in Fedora, in light of 4.x being the present production version series?
http://www.redhat.com/archives/fedora-test-list/2003-July/msg00045.html
Things to note.... We are on the second set of isos now for this beta/test phase. A lot of previous discussion on pretty much all the 'important' packaging issues has been hashed through at least once in a mailinglist. The chances that the people with authoritative answers to give are going to respond, will probably lower as the number of times the same issue comes up. Please be aware that there are a couple of months of discussion already for this beta/test phase. And what's great, Red Hat's mailinglist archives have a search feature now....though it could be better. I still find it easier to search my locally archived digest emails in evolution, than to use Red Hat's web archvice search interface....but I digress. You may also want consider using the fedora-test list to talk about issues specific to the beta/test releases.
-jef"still waiting for oneko to show up in Fedora Extras"spaleta
Jef,
Thanks for pointing that out. I had actually scanned the list archives but came up empty. Now in going back, I found two discussion threads on this in July and of course the new search feature, so my oversight.
Presumably there are no pending updates on the license issues since MySQL 4.x is still not in the beta.
I have also subscribed to the test list.
Thanks again,
Marc
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