2) The imap package seems to be really broken. I couldn't get ipop3d to authorize any of my logins (it kept saying bad login). I simply grabbed the old imap-4.4-2.i386.rpm off my RH5.2 CD and downgraded. Everything worked fine from there...
rpm -e imap rpm -ihv imap-4.4-2.i386.rpm
On a positive note- this new release is really quite kickass. The new install program is a godsend (being able to actually SEE what a package is all about before installing is really helpful). I've not tried out any of the new Gnome/e/KDE stuff since I don't have a monitor for my box and never use X anyway... I like the new "[OK]" stuff for the rc.* files:)
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With the demise of Camino, Athlon looks to take center stage. Can't wait for an Asus board to drop mine in. :)
So when do they go public? :)
Try ftp.cse.buffalo.edu
I just pulled it down off there very quickly, over 200k/s on my crappy @home cable.
Thanks man, kick ass. Especially the ISO part, saves me a lot of time. ;)
I've noticed two things after upgrading tonight:
/usr/bin ../sbin/sendmail newaliases
:)
1) the sendmail package is slightly broken, the newaliases link is invalid. Simply do this to fix:
cd
rm newaliases
ln -s
2) The imap package seems to be really broken. I couldn't get ipop3d to authorize any of my logins (it kept saying bad login). I simply grabbed the old imap-4.4-2.i386.rpm off my RH5.2 CD and downgraded. Everything worked fine from there...
rpm -e imap
rpm -ihv imap-4.4-2.i386.rpm
On a positive note- this new release is really quite kickass. The new install program is a godsend (being able to actually SEE what a package is all about before installing is really helpful). I've not tried out any of the new Gnome/e/KDE stuff since I don't have a monitor for my box and never use X anyway... I like the new "[OK]" stuff for the rc.* files