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RedHat Enterprise upgrade!

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by adapter, May 25, 2005.

  1. adapter

    adapter Well-Known Member
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    Hi

    i use RHEL3 on my server, to upgrade all the server package i need to run only?

    /scripts/sysup
    /scripts/rpmup

    or i need to lanch from ssh up2date?
     
    #1 adapter, May 25, 2005
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    You should login to SSH and run up2date -u and update your kernel as necessary with up2date -uf kernel OR kernel-smp (you may also need to update kernel-utils, kernel-source, etc.)
     
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    redhat-release is commonly missed as well. Check your up2date config and ensure you're on the latest update 5 as well. New kernels have been made available to fix some serious issues.
     
    #3 haze, May 26, 2005
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    hi

    i upgrade my kernel from source, so i only need to upgrade my rpm, for this i need to run only up2date -u? this step dont will upgrade also my kernel? ( i dont want) up2date -u will upgrade only the packages that i have install?

    thank you
     
    #4 adapter, May 26, 2005
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    If you run the following you will see what would be installed:

    up2date -l

    If you want to skip certain modules make sure you have configured your pkgskiplist in:

    up2date --config

    You can get lists of apps to skip by searching the forum for pkgskiplist. You'll possibly have to add mod_utils* to that list if you compile your own kernel.
     
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    ok many thanks, but so if i run sysup and rpmup not is the same to run up2date?
     
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    Not always. They only generally update what cPanel itself needs and may not include other apps that your OS needs.
     
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    ok thanks, i have look on it but in option 9 i have

    9. pkgSkipList ['kernel*', 'spamassassin*', 'httpd*', 'perl', 'mysql*',

    i dont want kernel upgrade bcs i do it myself from source, also for Mysql and apache if i use this option the server will upgrade to the latest software version? example i use now mysql 4.0.23 if i run up2date i will get the mysql 4.1?


    thank u
     
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    up2date -l


    The following Packages were marked to be skipped by your configuration:

    Name Version Rel Reason
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    kernel 2.4.21 32.0.1.ELPkg name/pattern
    kernel-smp 2.4.21 32.0.1.ELPkg name/pattern
    kernel-utils 2.4 8.37.12Pkg name/pattern
    hwdata 0.101.17 1 Config modified
    redhat-release 3ES 13.5.1Config modified
     
    #9 adapter, May 26, 2005
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