You can sign up for a developer account and get access to most resources for free.  Renewing it is kinda painful though, I have to waste a few hours figuring it out every time I need to. 

Use the RH search bar in the website, it's...... at least barely functional, usually. 

You can to go trawling through their metadata service I think.  There used to be a web UI for that, but I haven't seen it in years.  Might have to use the so-called "API".

RHEL yum/dnf/subscription-manager config took it's inspiration from Perl: write-only config.  Please report back if you figure it out. 

-Adam


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From: Roundtable <roundtable-bounces@muug.ca> on behalf of Trevor Cordes <trevor@tecnopolis.ca>
Sent: Saturday, July 20, 2024 5:35:02 AM
To: MUUG RndTbl <roundtable@muug.ca>
Subject: [RndTbl] RHEL latest package?
 
I finally gained access to the documentation for RHEL for a
dedicated-hosting RHEL server I work on.

But I find it hard to figure out where to go in there to find much of
anything.  And google doesn't seem to index what it is I need, maybe
because of the paywall?

I'm trying to figure out 2 things:

1. How can I tell what is the latest rpm/version RH has put out for httpd?
I'm talking stock RHEL-supplied, not IUS/EPEL or whatever 3rd party.  I
know in Fedora this would be simple with bodhi/koji and/or simple rpmfind.

2. How can I tell if my RHEL box is setup to receive updates?  Dnf works
to install packages, but no updates seem to be coming across?  I'm a bit
worried because of the recent not-so-great apache/httpd bugs.  I know RH
has all this subscription stuff I normally don't have to mess with with
Fedora, and I like to think the dedicated hoster set this all up properly,
but I'm not sure how to tell.

Thanks!
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