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I build things by hand, that way I know where they go, exactly what
libraries they were compiled with and I can update things before someone
else releases a package for it. That way when I hear that Openssl has
another vulnerability, I know whether or not my mysql build is affected
by it, etc..Those things are very important to me on a production system.

I'm not knocking people who use packages on a production system, just
providing my veiw on it.

Jeremy C. Reed wrote:
| On Tue, 6 Jul 2004, Jonathan Furrer wrote:
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|>oh, and I would say it's bad to run packaged updates on a production
|>system, but I'm relatively against packages period so I could be byast :P
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| How do you update your production systems?
|
|  Jeremy C. Reed
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