update-linux 3.4.2__tar.gz → 3.5.1__tar.gz

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  Metadata-Version: 2.4
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  Name: update-linux
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- Version: 3.4.2
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+ Version: 3.5.1
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  Summary: Command to automate the routine updating of packages and system upgrading for Unix systems.
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  Author-email: Barry Scott <barry@barrys-emacs.org>
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  License: Apache-2.0
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  1. Check if a reboot is needed.
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- `dnf needs-restart -r`
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+ `dnf needs-restart --services --reboothint`
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+ If a kernel-* or akmods-nvidia package is installed then reboot.
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  1. Reboot the host
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  ## update-linux system-upgrade process
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  ```
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- $ update-linux --system-upgrade=38 host
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+ $ update-linux --system-upgrade=43 host
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  ```
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  For a system-upgrade update-linux will update one release at a time.
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- This means that a host running Fedora 36 that is being upgraded to Fedora 38 will first be upgraded to Fedora 37.
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+ This means that a host running Fedora 41 that is being upgraded to Fedora 43 will first be upgraded to Fedora 42.
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  This is done as it is the safer then attempting skip over releases that can have required side-effects.
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  ```
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  Usage: update-linux <options> <group>|<host>|--self...
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- update-linux version 3.4.0
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+ update-linux version 3.5.0
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  Run one of the commands --check, --update, --system-upgrade
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  or --install-package on a group of hosts.
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  1. Check if a reboot is needed.
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- `dnf needs-restart -r`
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+ `dnf needs-restart --services --reboothint`
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+ If a kernel-* or akmods-nvidia package is installed then reboot.
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  1. Reboot the host
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  ## update-linux system-upgrade process
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  ```
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- $ update-linux --system-upgrade=38 host
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+ $ update-linux --system-upgrade=43 host
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  ```
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  For a system-upgrade update-linux will update one release at a time.
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- This means that a host running Fedora 36 that is being upgraded to Fedora 38 will first be upgraded to Fedora 37.
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+ This means that a host running Fedora 41 that is being upgraded to Fedora 43 will first be upgraded to Fedora 42.
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  This is done as it is the safer then attempting skip over releases that can have required side-effects.
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  ```
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  Usage: update-linux <options> <group>|<host>|--self...
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- update-linux version 3.4.0
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+ update-linux version 3.5.0
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  Run one of the commands --check, --update, --system-upgrade
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  or --install-package on a group of hosts.
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  import json
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  from config_path import ConfigPath # type: ignore
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- VERSION = '3.4.2'
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+ VERSION = '3.5.1'
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  default_json_config_template = u'''{
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  "group":
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  for line in stdout:
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  if line.startswith(
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  ('Warning: '
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+ ,'** ' # assume this means lines that are advisory
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  ,'Offending key for '
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  ,'Matching host key in '
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  ,'The system will now reboot')):
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  reboot_kernel_info_done = False
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  for line in stdout:
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- if line.startswith( 'Installed: kernel-' ) and not reboot_kernel_info_done:
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+ if (line.startswith( 'Installed: kernel-' ) or 'Installing kernel-' in line) and not reboot_kernel_info_done:
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  self.app.info( host, 'Reboot required to install new kernel' )
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  reboot_required = True
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  reboot_kernel_info_done = True
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  elif( line.startswith( 'Installed: akmod-nvidia' )
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- or line.startswith( 'Upgraded: akmod-nvidia' ) ):
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+ or 'Installing akmod-nvidia' in line
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+ or line.startswith( 'Upgraded: akmod-nvidia' )
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+ or 'Upgrading akmod-nvidia' in line ):
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  self.app.info( host, 'Reboot required to install new akmod-nvidia' )
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  reboot_required = True
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  Metadata-Version: 2.4
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  Name: update-linux
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- Version: 3.4.2
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+ Version: 3.5.1
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  Summary: Command to automate the routine updating of packages and system upgrading for Unix systems.
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  Author-email: Barry Scott <barry@barrys-emacs.org>
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  License: Apache-2.0
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  1. Check if a reboot is needed.
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- `dnf needs-restart -r`
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+ `dnf needs-restart --services --reboothint`
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+ If a kernel-* or akmods-nvidia package is installed then reboot.
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  1. Reboot the host
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  ## update-linux system-upgrade process
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  ```
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- $ update-linux --system-upgrade=38 host
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+ $ update-linux --system-upgrade=43 host
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  ```
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  For a system-upgrade update-linux will update one release at a time.
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+ This means that a host running Fedora 41 that is being upgraded to Fedora 43 will first be upgraded to Fedora 42.
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  This is done as it is the safer then attempting skip over releases that can have required side-effects.
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  ```
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  Usage: update-linux <options> <group>|<host>|--self...
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- update-linux version 3.4.0
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+ update-linux version 3.5.0
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  Run one of the commands --check, --update, --system-upgrade
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  or --install-package on a group of hosts.
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