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ID	Project	Category	View Status	Date Submitted	Last Update
0004862	ClearOS		public	2015-09-03 11:02	2019-05-17 04:40
Reporter	NickH
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Priority	normal	Severity	tweak	Reproducibility	always
Status	closed	Resolution	won't fix
Platform		OS		OS Version
Product Version	7.1.0 Beta 3
Target Version		Fixed in Version
Summary	0004862: Update exclude list for clearos-epel
Description	The exclude list for clearos-epel is very different between 6.x and 7.x (apart from wildcards) and at a minimum openvpn is missing from the 7.x exclude list. This has already caused a couple of mis-installations as clearos-epel is enabled by default.
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(0001942) user2 2015-09-04 10:24	Hi Nick, Short reply: OpenVPN does not need to be in the exclude list in 7. Did something go wrong? Are there any other apps not behaving? Long reply: The new Koji build system necessitated a change in the way we handle upstream (e.g. EPEL). In ClearOS 6, we exclude all ClearOS-related packages in EPEL just so that we can control the upgrade cycle. For example, when EPEL releases a new openvpn package, it automatically lands in the ClearOS 6 clearos-test repository. From there, it gets promoted to: 1) clearos-updates-testing: QA/dog food 2) clearos-updates: Community Edition 3) clearos-verified-updates: Professional Edition It's still the unmodified EPEL openvpn package, but the release timing is controlled. It's different in ClearOS 7. For the Community Edition, the EPEL repo will be enabled by default. For Home and Business Editions, we have separate EPEL an CentOS verified repos where we control the release cycle. So when a new openvpn package from EPEL comes along, the process in 7 is different: 1) clearos-epel-testing: QA/dog food 2) clearos-epel: Community Edition 3) clearos-epel-verified: Home and Business Editions So in 6, we have _both_ the modified EPEL RPMS along with the unmodified RPMS listed in the exclude list. In 7, we only need to list the modified EPEL RPMS in the exclude list. Clear as mud.
(0011981) NickH (developer) 2019-05-17 04:40	See comments. Not applicable.

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Issue History
Date Modified	Username	Field	Change
2015-09-03 11:02	NickH	New Issue
2015-09-04 09:50	user2	Status	new => confirmed
2015-09-04 09:50	user2	Status	confirmed => acknowledged
2015-09-04 10:24	user2	Note Added: 0001942
2019-05-17 04:40	NickH	Note Added: 0011981
2019-05-17 04:40	NickH	Status	acknowledged => closed
2019-05-17 04:40	NickH	Resolution	open => won't fix

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