[Typo3-debian] http://dotdeb.org/

[infomaniac]

Hi

As it sais.. it's an _unofficial_ repository.
It may all be fine using it, but you cannot be sure that a regular
update (not a dist-update!) won't break your system.

Therefor I consider you'd rather use the official repositories and use
updates mainly from security.debian.org  if your server needs good 
reliability!

If it's just your personal home-brew, my-funky-webpage-lamp-o-matic-box,
then you'll probably be fine using the dotdeb repository ;-)

If you have a productive server, you should consider building the
packages you need (not available from the stable reps) yourself and
testing them on a concurrent testing system.

Have fun!
Oliver


>         
>            From: 
>         Jordan van
>         Bergen
>         <jordanvanbergen at hotmail.com>
>         Reply-To: 
>         Jordan van
>         Bergen
>         <jordanvanbergen at hotmail.com>, TYPO3 Installation on Debian <typo3-debian at lists.netfielders.de>
>              To: 
>         typo3-debian at lists.netfielders.de
>         Subject: 
>         [Typo3-debian] http://dotdeb.org/
>            Date: 
>         Fri, 23
>         Jul 2004
>         10:15:54
>         +0200
>         
>         Hi All,
>         
>         Does anyone know about this: What is DotDeb?
>         http://dotdeb.org/
>         
>         DotDeb is an unofficial repository for the stable Debian
>         GNU/Linux 
>         distribution.
>         Its goal is to turn your Debian box into a reliable and
>         performant LAMP 
>         platform, by providing up-to-date PHP and MySQL packages.
>         
>         So is this a good idea to do on a production server? As far as
>         I can see you 
>         will have everything "stable" and only the LAMP packages will
>         become the 
>         most up-to-date onces.......
>         
>         Any suggestions to YES or NO use this?
>         
>         Regards
>         
>         Jordan van Bergen
>         jordanvanbergen at hotmail.com