[tor-relays] Does this mean upgrades are working?

Hi, upon configuring unattended upgrades, I am getting this on testing. Does this mean the upgrades are working properly? How will running upgrades every day effect my uptime? Thx.   Sent from Mail for Windows 10  This email has been checked for viruses by Avast a

[tor-relays] Does this mean upgrades are working?

Hi, upon configuring unattended upgrades, I am getting this on testing. Does this mean the upgrades are working properly? How will running upgrades every day effect my uptime? Thx. unanttended upgrades.PNG

Re: [tor-relays] Does this mean upgrades are working?

This output does mean it will do this automatically correct? Thx On Sun, May 17, 2020 at 10:29 AM Matthew Smith wrote: > > Keifer Bly writes: > > How will running upgrades every day effect my uptime? Thx. > > When an update to Tor is available, it will be applied and then your Tor > daemon will

Re: [tor-relays] Does this mean upgrades are working?

This output does mean it will do this automatically correct? Thx On Sun, May 17, 2020 at 10:29 AM Matthew Smith wrote: > > Keifer Bly writes: > > How will running upgrades every day effect my uptime? Thx. > > When an update to Tor is available, it will be applied and then your Tor > daemon will

Re: [tor-relays] Does this mean upgrades are working?

Keifer Bly writes: > How will running upgrades every day effect my uptime? Thx. When an update to Tor is available, it will be applied and then your Tor daemon will be restarted. It will affect your uptime, but all of your relay's flags (like fast, stable, ...) will still be there when it comes ba

Re: [tor-relays] Does this mean upgrades are working?

yes, for as far as I know this is normal if you configure unattended upgrades, only thing is that there is currently nothing to upgrade on your system. the last line means that there is no mailserver installed on this specific machine, so there is probably not a way to send an automated mail tellin

Re: [tor-relays] Does this mean upgrades are working?

Thanks very much. --Keifer On Sun, May 17, 2020 at 5:53 PM Paul Geurts wrote: > yes, for as far as I know this is normal if you configure unattended > upgrades, only thing is that there is currently nothing to upgrade on your > system. > the last line means that there is no mailserver installed