When will a release become available for install via a package manager? #17052
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Explain what happensHi, sorry for the perhaps silly question. I'm waiting for something which I believe is in release 264. How long will it be until it is available for install with yum? Or am I missing something altogether? Will it be after a later major release? Version of CockpitNo response Where is the problem in Cockpit?No response Server operating systemCentOS Server operating system versionNo response What browsers are you using?No response System logNo response |
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Which CentOS version? 8 or 9? |
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Neither, Rocky Linux but basically CentOS 8 :) |
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I released 264 just a few hours ago. CentOS 9 stream update is in the works (currently waiting for CI). We haven't started the c8s update yet, but that's still the plan today. |
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Ah I see so you're expecting to have the 8 stream updated today? |
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I triggered the RHEL 8 build, and it just succeeded. Will take a few hours to beat it through gating. From then on it get auto-imported into C8S. So, "soon", but I don't have a precise ETA. (Out of interest: Anything wrong with 263 that you are so eager for 264? 😉 ) |
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Thanks 👍 I'll keep an eye :) And not at all, I've just been waiting for the support of the XFF header so I can (hopefully) set up fail2ban for the cockpit login 😬 |
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I released 264 just a few hours ago. CentOS 9 stream update is in the works (currently waiting for CI). We haven't started the c8s update yet, but that's still the plan today.