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"Young, Charles" <Charles.Young at Level3.com> writes:
> Um,
>
> This seems to assume shared objects are not replaced as part of a
> security update or patch process, does it not? I think they do
> occasionally replace these "permanent objects", no?
All security updates are done via RPM. If I have to re-install, I'm
going to reinstall and pull in the most recent updates. So even
considering security updates, I don't want/need to backup files that
were installed by RPM and "not changed".
All I want to backup are my configuration and data files (in
particular those that DON'T come from RPM, but also those that do but
have been changed).
-derek
> --Chuck
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