Xboxboy Mageia <xboxboy.mag...@gmail.com> writes:
> I've got two fedora servers that have done multiple os updates over the
> years. Mine have all gone smoothly. Best of luck, hope it goes as well as
> mine have.
Thanks. I've upgraded several machines (real and virtual) from F25 ->
F29 over the past week or two. Some have gone more smoothly than
others. But of course YMMV. For example, there were some packaging
issues going from F27 -> F28 that required me to remove some packages,
upgrade, and then add them back in. I don't think code will be affected
by this, but you never know. This is also why I try very very very hard
to keep to distributed packages and not build-your-own.
The real key, however, is to make sure that all the services are
properly configured at the end of the process. For example, on one
server I had the httpd.conf file got reset, which required me to
re-configure it. I suspect this will happen on code, too. In other
case, a giflib program that I was using was dropped (upstream), causing
some scripts to break. This specifically wont affect code, but a
similar issue might arrise. It's "minor" things like this that I feel
will take the most amount of time, not the dnf system-upgrade steps.
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