Hey all! As I reinstall my hub node after it got compromised this morning, I find myself a little confused at just which download option I should use for an amd64 architecture machine. The site seems to recommend DIAL RC1, but RC *usually* means Release Candidate - meaning it's not quite ready for prime time, but getting close to release. I would not usually consider a "RC" release to be the recommended release under any circumstances. The other problem comes from looking at the file modification dates on the dvswitch.org server: The RC1 file - amd64-i386-DIAL-RC1.tar.gz - is dated Nov 15, 2016 The other file - dial-allstar-netinstall.iso - is dated Jan 22, 2017 So it *seems* that the RC1 is older than the other one, while still being the recommended install - but the name would not tend to agree, as the RC should be a candidate for release as a newer version, so should be newer than the existing "stable" version - and the stable version should be the recommended download - or at least this is how it would work in most open source projects. What am I missing? And once installed, is there any danger in using the Debian "apt-get update" command to update the packages for the underlying Linux OS to their newest versions? Thanks, Jeremy, NQ0M