The centos-2 way:
#/bin/bash
# Red Hat Linux Advanced Server => CentOS
# Red Hat Linux => CentOS
# Red Hat, Inc. => CentOS
# Red Hat => CentOS
# www.redhat.com => www.centos.org
# RedHat/ => CentOS/
for i in `find . -type f` ; do
echo $i
#file $i
TMPFILE=`mktemp /tmp/$0.XXXXXX` || exit 1
cat $i | sed 's/Red Hat Linux Advanced Server/CentOS/g ;
s/Red Hat Linux/CentOS/g ;
s/Red Hat, Inc./CentOS/g ;
s/^O0cRed Hat^O/^O0aCentOS^O/g ;
s/Red Hat/CentOS/g ;
s/www.redhat.com/www.centos.org/g ;
s/RedHat\//CentOS\//g' > $TMPFILE
cp $TMPFILE $i
rm $TMPFILE
done
I-Newell, Geoff wrote:
> Hi,
> As required by the Red Hat EULA (see below), I am in the process of removing all Red Hat trademarks.
>
> One persistent item in Anaconda is proving difficult to remove. I was hoping someone on this list may have an idea.
>
> When Anaconda starts the graphical install of the OS, in the left most Window, the following text is displayed:
> Installing Packages
> -----------------------------
>
> We have gathered all the information needed to
> install Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES on the system.
> It may take a while to install everything,
> depending on how many packages need to be installed."
>
> My question is: How do I remove the text "Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES" from the above text message. I've noticed the Centos guys have managed to get "Centos" in. How?
> I have searched through the Anaconda SRC RPMs and have found the following files: anaconda-help/help/*.po
> which contain: "We have gathered all the information needed to install &RHL; on the system. "
>
> Somewhere &RHL is expanded to the "Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES".
>
> How do I institute this change and then get it into my distribution via "buildinstall"?
>
> Many thanks,
>
> Geoff
>
> P.S. RedHat has asked us to remove all redhat trademarks due to our intended use of the SRC RPMs in our turnkey embedded platform.
>
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Faculty of Information and Communication Technologies
Swinburne University of Technology
Melbourne, Australia
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