> > So in summary : I think we should continue to use CentOS-7/Final as the > main distro that everyone runs, and use the 7.YYMM to indicate the isos > set, with metadata inside the installed machine still reporting whatever > rhel point release it originated or maps to. Everything that has > happened in the past, stays intact - except the ISOS release is > announced as '7 1406 - rebuilt from RHEL 7.0 sources'. > Fairly lost now, doesn't take much I'll grant but there we go. In all the organisations I've ever worked at we've kept our own mirrors of each X.Y directory/step and then at some places kept snapshots of those per month by postfixing them in spacewalk with YYYYMM when cloning channels via cron job. Just referring to CentOS 5, 6 or 7 without the .Y is so vague as to be meaningless in any technical or patching discussion. -- Regards, Phil -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.centos.org/pipermail/centos-devel/attachments/20140621/637fc23e/attachment-0007.html>