On Apr 17, 2018, at 4:23 PM, Bill Cole <sausers-20150...@billmail.scconsult.com> wrote: > > At my last job where there were supported RHEL machines, I asked a RH support > person a similar question regarding Postfix and got the answer: "If you want > Fedora, you know where to get it."
I'd personally prefer using one of the 3rd-party repos like RPMforge, or a dedicated SA-only repo like what Kevin Fenzi set up a few years ago (current to 3.4.1, BTW). The benefit of these is that they are specifically matched to RHEL/CentOS release version and architecture. Figuring out which version of Fedora corresponds to the correct RHEL/CentOS release may not be intuitive for everyone. Having a dedicated SA repo would be particularly useful if SA would be willing to support older (EOL'd) OSs like RHEL/CentOS 5/6. Could the rule updates server and/or SVN server also serve as a yum repo? Then SA could provide up-to-date packages (including nightly builds) for all OSs where upstream remains fixed, like RH. Cheers. --- Amir
