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Index of Subjects John Nemeth writes: > On Apr 11, 6:27am, Bill Brown wrote: > } > } I am in the process of installing csuite 1.0 on RedHat 6.2. The > > Due to the lack of backwards compatibility in Linux, CSuite 1.0 > will not run on RedHat 6.2. You will have many problems trying to do > this. Due to lack of resources, we can only support a given version of > CSuite on the OS'es for which it was built. I appreciate knowing this. Does this not cause concern? Specifically, not updating RedHat is known as a concern due to the number and publically announced vulnerabilities and exploits in certain packages. If sites running csuite are forced to remain static at a particular o/s version, that would seem to make them much more susseptable(sp?) to crack attempts. Has this been addressed by anyone? Is it an issue? > } I found a csuite 1.1 .iso image on the web site, and I downloaded > } it, but could do nothing with it. couldn't mount it, couldn't burn it > } to a cdrom, nothing. > > The image should be burnable onto a CD-R. Alternatively, you > could mount it using a loopback mount. However, it isn't a final > release. There have been a couple of security fixes applied since it > was created (wu-ftpd and qpopper), documentation updates, and more work > done on the upgrade scripts. Well, I right mouse clicked from netscape on my WinNT machine, "save-as"ed the file into my viewable linux tree (samba) and it will not mount no matter what I try. I cam make iso file- systems using mkisofs and mount them till the cows come home, but I can't mount or burn that one. All I get are non-viewable directories but it looks like it's there (if I burn it) and "bad fs-type, bad or corrupt superblock on filesystem" if I try to mount it [using a loopback mount.] :-) Maybe I will spend some more time trying to get some of the utils compiled on 6.2 If I can get this, I think it might be helpful to others. Bill
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