Hi,
On 02/05/2023 23:18, Shawn Asmussen wrote:
Certainly. Here is the contents of the redhat-release, oracle-release,
and os-release files. It's also worth noting that the UEK kernel is
optional on OEL, so theoretically an OEL system can be running either
the RHEL kernel (A recompile of the RH
Certainly. Here is the contents of the redhat-release, oracle-release, and
os-release files. It's also worth noting that the UEK kernel is optional on
OEL, so theoretically an OEL system can be running either the RHEL kernel
(A recompile of the RHEL source code, just like CentOS 8 used to be before
Hi,
On 02/05/2023 20:38, Shawn Asmussen wrote:
Today I began to setup a test platform in our organization for openvpn
DCO. We are running Oracle's OEL 8. The make of the dco module fails,
and I suspect that it is because the Makefile detects EL8, and tries to
compile using a configuration that
Today I began to setup a test platform in our organization for openvpn DCO.
We are running Oracle's OEL 8. The make of the dco module fails, and I
suspect that it is because the Makefile detects EL8, and tries to compile
using a configuration that is specific to RHEL's custom kernel source code.
Ho
