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Over 2500 source packages that build into over 5600 binary rpms are | Over 2500 source packages that build into over 5600 binary rpms are | ||
included currently, limited only by maintainers eager and willing to | included currently, limited only by maintainers eager and willing to | ||
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Revision as of 17:47, 18 January 2011
The Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux (EPEL) project is happy to announce today the release of EPEL6. The EPEL6 software collection is add on packages for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 and other compatible systems, maintained by the community under the umbrella of the Fedora Project. The collection of EPEL 6 packages is a supplementary and compatible add-on repository for RHEL 6 or compatible rebuilds. It provides additional packages and does not replace any RHEL 6 packages. EPEL is a community project, maintained and supported by volunteers via Bugzilla and mailing lists. It is part of the Fedora Project and is not commercially supported by Red Hat, Inc. Over 2500 source packages that build into over 5600 binary rpms are included currently, limited only by maintainers eager and willing to maintain more packages. See below to join us! Some highlights: rt3 - The Request Tracker Bug and Ticket tracking system, as well as it's 90 perl packages dependencies. trac - Project management system, along with many plugins. haproxy, varnish and lighttpd proxies and web servers. BackupPC, rdiff-backup and other backup clients. A large stack of Ruby packages. Spamassassin plugins, clamav and other mail server and filtering solutions. rkhunter and chkrootkit security scanners. collectd, munin, nagios and cacti monitoring solutions. Over 600 perl packages. And many more... To use EPEL6: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/EPEL6-FAQ#How_do_I_use_it.3F To Join us, or for more information on the EPEL project: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/EPEL