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From: Heiko Z. <he...@zu...> - 2004-05-26 23:31:29
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Friedrich Lobenstock wrote: > Tim Tait wrote on 27.05.2004 00:38 MET: >> Since the new config has not been saved yet, no permanent harm done. >> Now the user can ssh in and review them. If they are not to their >> exact liking then they can run upgrade-config again with the right >> input, and make a new-etc tree. Save that as etc.tar.bz2 (do the >> paths need to be munged?) over the old one, and reboot. Voila! Trick >> is to try to garantee the 1st boot has a high likelyhood of success. > > > Hmmmm.....maybe in case of autoupdate we should start a process in the > background that does nothing than the following: > sleep 10min > <restore prev. version of DL and remove disable new one> > reboot -n -f > > This way you'd at least end up with the not updated system back to live > if everything else fails. Of course we'd then need to add some kind of > warning to the admins login to not forget to kill this process ;-) This is a very good idea ! > Anyway those files that could not be upgrade by an auto-upgrade, eg. > because they where changed manually, need to be updated manually anyway. > True Heiko |