Removing telnet client

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Hi guys,

thanks for your help always.

I have some clustered servers using GFS2. when i attempt to remove telnet client,

the following dependent packages are also going to be removed

cman, rgmanager, lvm2-cluster, fence-agents.

Why is that?

thanks for your help

Arrey

Started 2015-07-27T18:04:13+00:00 by

aashu14

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29 July 2015 7:58 AM

Radek Bíba

Hi Arrey,

Package fence-agents. requires telnet because that's one of the supported connection methods. The other packages are part of the dependency tree.

Radek

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