[rrd-users] RES: RES: How does Linux Upgrade affect MRTG?

[Jose Geraldo de Oliveira]

Hi brasilian colleague.

I got this problem here too. I´m from Belo Horizonte, working at CSU
Cardsystem, and some persons read in the news this notice about RedHat.

The first question i made was: Here in CSU, we have any contracts with
RedHat? Answer: No
After a while i remembered another: We have some machines with windows 95
and they works well. Why upgrade ?

My point is: RedHat put together lots of packages, help us doing the hard
job, but RedHat didn´t wrote them. RedHat rrote few scripts and some
wizards.

But this is out of subject. If you want, send me private messages. Can be in
portuguese... :-)


Abraços
José Geraldo de Oliveira
Gerência de Tecnologia e Suporte


-----Mensagem original-----
De: Davi de Paula Cabral - DATAPREVRJ
[mailto:davi.cabral at previdencia.gov.br]
Enviada em: segunda-feira, 15 de dezembro de 2003 15:52
Para: 'Michael Barnes'
Cc: 'rrd-users at list.ee.ethz.ch'
Assunto: [rrd-users] RES: How does Linux Upgrade affect MRTG?


#Mike, I was trying to say it to my boss. Thanks for the printable email!

The trouble begun with the email below, that my boss received :

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Dear Red Hat Linux user;

We are approaching the published end of life dates for errata support for
our Red Hat Linux distributions. We'd like to take this opportunity to
remind you of the dates and show you the options available in migrating
your Red Hat Linux implementations to Red Hat Enterprise Linux or the
Fedora Project.

Red Hat Linux 7.1, 7.2, 7.3, and 8.0 distributions will reach their
end-of-life for errata maintenance on the 31st December 2003. This means
that from 1st January 2004 we will not be producing new security, bugfix,
or enhancement updates for these products. Red Hat Linux 9 reaches end of
life on April 30, 2004.

There are a variety of options available for migration. Red Hat offers
Red Hat Enterprise Linux as well as the new Fedora Project. Our Red Hat
Linux Migration Resource Center can help you find the Red Hat solution
best suited for your needs:

<http://www.redhat.com/solutions/migration/rhl/>

The errata support policy, as well as our current errata and advisories,
are available from: 

<http://www.redhat.com/apps/support/errata/>

If you are already using Red Hat Enterprise Linux you should change your
subscription from redhat-watch-list to enterprise-watch-list. See:

<http://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/enterprise-watch-list>

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Personally I enjoy 7.2 because it makes easily what I ask it to do, but any
"end of life" message is interpreted as a menace, when the information
reaches the boss before a healthy filtering... ;)

Davi
 

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