Re: CentOS Errata

Kevan Benson escribió:
> On Tuesday 04 September 2007 12:07, Karanbir Singh
wrote:
>> Kevan Benson wrote:
>>> On Tuesday 04 September 2007 11:47, Karanbir
Singh wrote:
>>>> Kevan Benson wrote:
>>>>> Is there an archival location (besides
various mailing list archives)
>>>>> where I can find the CentOS errata?
>>>>>
>>>>> To clarify, I'm referring to the errata
sent out on the announce list,
>>>>> which refers to updates to packages
CentOS has modified from upstream.
>>>> the announce list is it
>>> Thanks. just for future reference, are there
any plans to institute some
>>> sort of html archive of this, maybe similar to
>>> https://rhn.redhat.co
m/errata/?
>> build a mechanism, we can look at it and adopt it

>>
>> there are some rss feeds, but not official and not
going to be there for
>> long so I am not going to publish the url anymore.
we should have
>> something more concrete for rss shortly ( a few
weeks ) - if you want to
>> take that on, feel free to do so.
> 
> I just might, since I need to process all the CentOS
errata anyways.
> 
> I could whip up some MySQL schema that stores the
relevant errata info CentOS 
> publishes and a CGI or PHP script of some sort could
display it as needed, 
> RSS or HTML, even take care of the mailing when a new
errata is submitted (or 
> after X days and new errata exist).  That would kill
two (or three!) birds 
> with one stone.

gmane archive already provides several RSS feeds[1], no need
to reinvent
the wheel. You can then code around that any mail
notification you need.
Though I can't see what you get going through the pain of
mail->rss->mail 

[1] <
http://dir.gmane.org/gmane.linux.centos.announce>

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Angel Marin wrote:
> gmane archive already provides several RSS feeds[1], no
need to reinvent
> the wheel. You can then code around that any mail
notification you need.
> Though I can't see what you get going through the pain
of mail->rss->mail 

The rss feeds I am hoping we can publish will contain
changelog info as well as 
direct links to packages on the mirror.centos.org network.
Apart from that most 
of the info contained in the emails will be the same as
whats in the rss feed.


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