Can someone explain what Greg gave as an example? Greg Cox wrote:
How do you manage updates ? I mean scheduling, testing, roll back if you need to do so? I've used yum's nightly script that can auto-magically grabs updates.Different Greg, but: cfengine. Staying current on what's out there: --------------------------------------- shellcommands: debian.Hr01.Min00_05:: "/usr/bin/apt-get autoclean" debian.Sunday.Hr01.Min00_05:: "/usr/bin/apt-get update" --------------------------------------- Then I do the 'apt-get upgrade' on a test box. Pushing out the "no really, upgrade these" is in a similar fashion for the piddily upgrades (e.g. mount telnet util-linux), and by hand for ones that need manipulating/careful watching (e.g. slapd, amd).
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