Is it safe to run the following command on a CPanel server without breaking any aspect of CPanel?
up2date -u
Is it safe to run the following command on a CPanel server without breaking any aspect of CPanel?
up2date -u
I use up2date regularly, and I've never had any problems.
One of the easiest ways to upgrade the kernel, as well as other things...
What commands do you regularly use with up2date, and would the "u" (update) option be one of them?
Well if you want to upgrade your kernel... you'll have to edit the config to NOT skip the kernel
up2date --configure
type 24
and then type C and hit enter
and then hit enter again
Type:
up2date -p
that will update the packages your server to reflect the packages available to update over at RH.
Then type
up2date -u
and it will install any updates that are available
But remember you'll have to setup an account over at Red Hat Network -- if you haven't already, type rhn_register, and that will register your server over at RHN.
And that's it!
I have been told not to upgrade PERL, apache and PHP upgrades are best done through easyapache. Apart from that cPanel seems to do most of the other stuff, ie zlib was updated through cPanel. See how long it takes them to make an xinetd available...
Yeah, I don't upgrade perl, php, apache, etc via Up2date. Actually it pretty much skips it anyways.
nevermind.
Last edited by SaintDog; 05-14-2003 at 03:36 AM.
24 is the pkgSkipList in my config...
whatever the pkgSkipList config is...
(25 is the email addy config in mine)