Julio González Gil

`At least`, but it can be more. An IPv4 address has three (`1.1.1.1`), and a FQDN/FQHN can have three as well (`uyuni.eu.example.com`) or more. But on the other hand `IPv6`...

Yes, but there's also the question about FQDN vs FQHN... according to what @Bischoff said, the doc clearly says they are not (I never tested it myself, but I don't...

I think nobody is working on this yet, but to be honest I don't understand the request myself. Can you give more info about the use case, such as for...

So what I understand is that you want to use packages served by an Uyuni Server to systems that you don't want manage with Uyuni? Would that be the use...

Hello! The Snapshots are not supported, only the latest Uyuni version (Stable) is, as it's a rolling release product and updates should be applied frequently. So the Snapshot should not...

Not being supported, I'd put this on the site, rather than on the documentation. Not only it's not supported, it can require more stuff such as matching the right OS...

> Maybe, it would be the best to add some such note to https://www.uyuni-project.org/pages/devel-version.html? Then we could consider whether we want to reference it from installation instructions. This hopefully would...

This is still pending, yes. I will see if can handle it soon.

Yes it is. It would allow saving API calls :-)

> It will be difficult going forward to maintain CentOS 7 compability without CI. Do you think we should run a 1.95 release now so those users get a final...