That's an excellent question and another one I've asked is how will IBM handle co-req and pre-req PTF's in other LPP's when someone updates an open source product through Yum/RPM.
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Over the weekend, I got a notice from IBM about a vulnerability in 5733OPS 10. They listed the PTF for the fix. That got me thinking. How's IBM going to handle this with in Yum/RPM?
Anyone heard mention of this?
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