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RH 7.2 doesnt support courier for maildir conversion?

Discussion in 'E-mail Discussion' started by jackie46, Nov 10, 2005.

  1. jackie46

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    I wanted to upgrade 1 box to courier. When i started the conversion the error log said it couldnt upgrade courier. I was told by one of the Cpanel staff memebers today that we will not be able to do the maildir conversion because its not supported on RedHat 7.2???? :confused:

    Is this true? There must be thousands of boxes still running it. So what are we supposed to do? I dont want to be forced to update my entire box just to do this upgrade to courier. Not yet anyway. While i intend to upgrade all 7.2 boxes to RHEL im not ready to do so as yet but i dont want to be forced to upgrade the OS just to upgrade to maildir. :(
     
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    Yup. The problem is that FedoraLegacy no longer support RH7.2 and so the rpms are not available to update the required OS components. You'll either need to upgrade to a non-EOL OS (and RH7.2 has been dead for a very long time) or upgrade to RH7.3 which is still being updated by FL.
     
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    same problem here... my box is left broken... there should have been a check performed before the conversion started :(....

    is there a way to revert now?
     
    #3 hedgehog, Feb 19, 2007
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    I would consider upgrading the OS to CentOS 4.x, not because of the maildir. Mostly because of the security issues.

    RH 7.2 has been EOL for long time and i am sure you have very old kernel with it and many more old software. Anyone should be able to install rootkit without any problem using any web howto out there.

    I really recommend to spend time to upgrade the OS to centos 4.x, which will also support the new cpanel upgrade too.
     
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    This is really not a good time for an OS upgrade. But there is also a
    correction I am running
    Red Hat Linux release 7.3 (Valhalla)

    but still maildir conversion is broken.. I suspect FL dropped support since...

    What can I do?

    I m planning to upgrade sometime in the near future but I've had so many problems this month that I do not wish to extend the downtime.
     
    #5 hedgehog, Feb 19, 2007
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    FedoraLegacy no longer exists as of the end of 2006.

    This means all the distros they supported will no longer receive updated RPMs from them.

    RedHat 7.3, 9, FedoraCore 1-4
     
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    Oh well... the strange thing however is that I am getting an error about cpanel not being able to save it's data... not a software error... makes me wonder.
     
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    Can you paste the errror in here, or a screen shot of it?
     
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    sorry to mess in like this but redhat 7.2 is antique. i respect the fact that you don't want to rebuild your box but redhat 7.2 has a TON of bugs and public exploits. seems very irresponsable to me to run a server on redhat 72. unless you keep it on the internal network and not accessible from outside.

    yet, that means OLD software.
     
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    Despite the name of this thread, my question is to hedgehog, who is running RH 7.3 (still supported by cPanel).

    We know RH 7.2 is ancient, unsupported, etc etc. No need to voice more comments on that :D
     
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    #11 cPanelKenneth, Feb 22, 2007
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    Ah, didn't spot that - such is the danger from re-opening old threads.
     
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    Yeah, I wasn't targetting anyone with my comment, just a general notice before thigns got out of hand.
     
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