Topic: SME CD ISO including daily update?

[linuxhelp]

Hello

is there a source for SME 7.3 including current updates?
is a netinstall CD available?

thanks

[cactus]

Hello

is there a source for SME 7.3 including current updates?
is a netinstall CD available?

thanks

No, install latest ISO and the apply the updates using the server-manager or the yum update command on the console.

[gzartman]

All of the current updates are right in the yum repository.  However, a new install CD isn't rolled ever  time new packages are released.  None of the major OSs do this.  As cactus points out, install the release then do a yum update.  Pretty simple.

There's a fairly old howto here that might get you pointed in the right direction for a network install:

http://ftp.nluug.nl/os/Linux/distr/smeserver/contribs/jbennett/howto/Network%20HTTP%20installation%20howto.htm

I would think one could use the Centos 4 network install CD as a starting point and create a kickstart file that points to the SME repos.

Perhaps you could take a stab at this and update the Howto.

Edit: oops wrong button, sorry.

[cactus]

Perhaps you could take a stab at this and update the Howto.

If you or someone else is to do so, please put it in the wiki. TIA.

[stephen noble]

currently the sme 7.4rc1 = 7.3 + daily updates
wiki > download > testing

[cactus]

currently the sme 7.4rc1 = 7.3 + daily updates
wiki > download > testing

There is no 7.4rc1 at this point AFAIK. 7.3 + updates is still 7.3, and with the updates from the testing repos it gets closer to 7.4rc1 perhaps, but no release state seems to be determined to my knowledge.

[e[nt]e]

Shad told me, over at the bugtracker, that a 7.3 with all updates from smeupdates-testing applied is in fact a 7.4rc1, which is indeed released for testing and available as a downloadable ISO:
http://mirror.contribs.org/smeserver/releases/testing/7/iso/i386/

http://bugs.contribs.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4759

[linuxhelp]

Hallo@ALL

thank you to you all for help and information,

has anyone made a SME USB INSTALL STICK? or tried?

i have some very small servers without cdrom inside

may be nice to have a usb setup stick

or what kind of install sharing is used at big datacenter?

for sme?

like SME more and more..

[cactus]

or what kind of install sharing is used at big datacenter?

SME is not very suitable for datacentres in it's default setup as it comes with a lot of services configured and enabled by default that most likely are never used in a datacentre like for instance samba.

[jumba]

I would be surprised if unetbootin wouldn't do the job!

http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/ but I haven't tried it myself...