The last month has seen some interesting additions to the code base (motivated by Doug Burks) which will ultimately aid are non-Debian brethren. The 1.5 series sees the initial completed feature set for Fedora, RHEL and CentOS systems. This is excellent news for those who have wanted to have, use, test an NSM configuration for themselves but were daunted by the process of doing from scratch.

With this being initial release for support to Fedora, RHEL, and CentOS systems there is bound to be some teething problems. So as long as you submit the bug reports, we will fix them and NSMnow will continue to get even better, if that’s possible.

Happy NSM’ing!

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