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Re: Hello, question about derivative policies
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On Thursday, December 16, 2010 11:10:47 am you wrote:
> Using SL6 to get things started until CentOS 6 gets released?
> I have no problem with that at all.
> I understand the reason.  You need to get things started, setup and the 
> bugs worked out.
> I would make sure that I switch all the packages from the one base 
> distro to the other (SL to CentOS).  If you have some packages from one, 
> and some from the other, it might make your customers concerned or confused.

Is yum distro-sync available for SL6?  I haven't checked; it's in Fedora's yum.  If yum distro-sync is available, it will do what you desire in that regards.

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