[Infrastructures] ISConf 4 vs. RPM-based LInux distro

[Lance Brown]

Greetings,

I'm considering using ISConf 4 to manage a network of about 50 Linux
desktops running Fedora Core 4 and have a question about RPM-based
updates vs. isconf.

Right now, I have yum running out of cron to install RPM updates when
they appear on the yum repositories.  It seems to me this would not work
well under ISConf, or would it?  Does:

$ isconf exec yum -y update

make sense?  It feels like it wouldn't to me, but I'm not sure.

--[Lance]

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