Hi All
I have multiple CPanel DNS only servers all based on CentOS 8.x and this morning in a fit of excitement I saw the prompt to upgrade to Almalinux in order to avoid the impending doom of CentOS deprecation.
Simple enough, follow the bouncing ball instruction set at How to Convert from CentOS 8 to AlmaLinux OS 8 | cPanel & WHM Documentation
Ok. All that seemed to go ok, although there was an error reported on /tmp directory being read-only, but I figured I'll reboot and address that separately.
Oops! Server is now cactus. Boots to Emergency Mode, except that the cursor is flashing and no shell access is available.
Thinking at this stage that the /tmp error was more important than I gave it credit for. I can recover, it is not critical, but given that all of my servers are in the same environment, all cloned from a single source, the likelihood is that they will all fail in the same way.
So my question is why did the Almalinux upgrade fail with /tmp as read-only ?
Pretty sure it is a grub related issue.
Thanks for any input.
I have multiple CPanel DNS only servers all based on CentOS 8.x and this morning in a fit of excitement I saw the prompt to upgrade to Almalinux in order to avoid the impending doom of CentOS deprecation.
Simple enough, follow the bouncing ball instruction set at How to Convert from CentOS 8 to AlmaLinux OS 8 | cPanel & WHM Documentation
Ok. All that seemed to go ok, although there was an error reported on /tmp directory being read-only, but I figured I'll reboot and address that separately.
Oops! Server is now cactus. Boots to Emergency Mode, except that the cursor is flashing and no shell access is available.
Thinking at this stage that the /tmp error was more important than I gave it credit for. I can recover, it is not critical, but given that all of my servers are in the same environment, all cloned from a single source, the likelihood is that they will all fail in the same way.
So my question is why did the Almalinux upgrade fail with /tmp as read-only ?
Pretty sure it is a grub related issue.
Thanks for any input.