On Thu, Feb 12, 2009 at 10:09:33AM -0500, Jason Voorhees wrote: > Hi people: > > I got a business with one of my customers to install him a > Firewall+Proxy+VPN running Debian this Saturdary 14th. I was thinking > about installing Debian Etch because I din't know that Lenny was so > close to come. > Now I think I would like to install Debian Lenny but maybe at the time > I will do the installation (at 14:00 GMT) maybe Debian isn't released > yet or I won't have enough time to download the ISO image. > > If I install Debian Testing at Saturday and then I upgrade to Stable > at Sunday... will I get any kind of problem? would you suggest to > install debian testing and then upgrade to stable some hours (or days) > ago? If you install Lenny on Saturday and Lenny doesn't become stable by Sunday, and you still do the upgrade, you may have some problems. As stated in another e-mail your best bet is to just specify "lenny" in your /etc/apt/sources.list, so that you'll track is by release name instead of type (stable, testing, unstable). The only time you use the release type is for a rolling release system (testing for home computers, for example). > > Thanks > -- http://pobega.wordpress.com http://identica/pobega
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