Today I took some time off to try and wade through my e-mails. My Inbox is my “to do” list, and I’ll answer an e-mail much faster than pretty much anything else.
However, my Inbox was over 550 messages strong, the oldest from more than a year ago, so something needed to be done. I am now under 100, but too tired to go on today, so if you got a reply from me to an e-mail you sent five months ago, let me apologise once again.
I was surprised that a number of the e-mails were from people wanting support for a particular platform. When I listed out the platforms we will support starting in 1.1.3 I was surprised at the number:
- Solaris 8 and 9, both SPARC and x86
- Mac OSX (Panther)
- Debian, woody and sid
- Red Hat 7, 8, and 9
- Mandrake 8 and 9
- Fedora Core 1
- CentOS (equivalent to RHES 3)
And I have probably forgotten a few. These platforms will be supported via our “lynx installer”. Why did we choose these? Well, our support customers pay us to (grin).
Here is a list of the platforms I hope to have out for 1.2, but no promises:
- SuSE
- Gentoo
- FreeBSD
Until then, we should build on all of those platforms, so if you happen to get it running please drop me and/or the list a note with your process and we’ll try to get it on the web page.
How about White Box Enterprise Linux?
http://www.whiteboxlinux.org/
BTW, are you gonna provide RSS feed for this blog?
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Austin @ Taipei, Taiwan
It has RSS, it’s just not advertised on the front page:
http://blog.opennms.org/index.rdf
As for white box, the RH9 packages should work fine there, I’d think. They’re nearly identical.
Thanks for the RSS link. As to the White Box Enterprise Linux, I got all the CDs at hand, haven’t got time to install it though. Might give CentOS a try also, since they both claim to be based on RHEL SRPMS.
See at http://www.linuxrapido.linuxdicas.com.br/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=getit&lid=24
Brazilian Portuguese How-to about install Opennms over Debian Woody.
Bozo – thanks for the How-To. I’ve taken the liberty of posting it to our Sourceforge documents site. Please feel free to submit any edits you may have. Thanks again.
http://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=22904&group_id=4141