This thread has kind of split into three topics: OpenSuSE support, CentOS support, and RHEL4 support. While I would love to see official support for CentOS I'm not going to get into the debate again that has been beaten dead in these forums. However, unless or until I am proven wrong I will continue to treat CentOS as the equivalent to RHEL, especially when it concerns Zimbra installs. That said, I'm very disappointed to see that RHEL4 is EOL. Can someone from Zimbra clarify what this means? Does it mean that there will be no RHEL4 releases for version 6 or that this is the last version that will have support for RHEL4? I have to think this is going to affect a HUGE portion of installed Zimbra sites. I understand that Zimbra can't continue to support and have releases for every Linux/Mac OS out there, but in my opinion RHEL4 is still very viable. If Zimbra is looking to cut back on supported OS'es I would recommend getting rid of Fedora altogether. Fedora has always been considered somewhat "bleeding edge", and much less of a "server" distribution than other distros out there.  |