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Automatic update & upgrade

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    wrote on last edited by A Former User
    #12

    @nebulon Do you add this feature at the next cloudron version?

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    • M msbt

      also some of my servers are encrypted and require me to enter a password when booting, this would take the whole thing offline until I enter it, so this needs to be optional ๐Ÿ˜‰

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      yusf
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      #13

      @msbt Off topic, but what encryption method do you use?

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        #14

        @yusf it's mostly VMs on dedicated Proxmox hosts with standard full disk encryption (luks I believe), but I just realized they're all still on 16.04, gonna have to do some updating ๐Ÿ˜‰

        Happy Hosting & Web Development

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          @yusf it's mostly VMs on dedicated Proxmox hosts with standard full disk encryption (luks I believe), but I just realized they're all still on 16.04, gonna have to do some updating ๐Ÿ˜‰

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          #15

          @msbt I have to look that up.

          That reminds me of an on-topic question. Does Cloudron also handles dist upgrades? If not, how should I perform those myself without breaking anything?

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            msbt
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            #16

            it does not, but there's this blogpost: https://cloudron.io/blog/2018-11-26-upgrading-to-bionic.html

            Happy Hosting & Web Development

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              yusf
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              #17

              Thanks, I havenโ€™t seen it.

              It makes me wonder what happens when a Cloudronโ€™s host system reaches its end-of-life. Email notification perhaps?

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                #18

                Only security updates are applied automatically. Dist upgrade have to be done by hand. If dist upgrade fails, best bet is to restore into a new instance from a backup.

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                  Only security updates are applied automatically. Dist upgrade have to be done by hand. If dist upgrade fails, best bet is to restore into a new instance from a backup.

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                  #19

                  @girish Probably even faster to simply migrate to a new VPS direcly, yeah?

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                  • yusfY yusf

                    @girish Probably even faster to simply migrate to a new VPS direcly, yeah?

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                    @yusf From my experience, yes. And you're sure to start from a clean slate for another few years.

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                      Yeah, my experience with ubuntu upgades especially dist upgade is spotty at best. I just upgraded my laptop to Ubuntu 19 yesterday and it was total fail. I just re-installed and started afresh. What I do is to backup my $HOME and put it back in a new installation.

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                        Yeah, my experience with ubuntu upgades especially dist upgade is spotty at best. I just upgraded my laptop to Ubuntu 19 yesterday and it was total fail. I just re-installed and started afresh. What I do is to backup my $HOME and put it back in a new installation.

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                        wrote on last edited by yusf
                        #22

                        @girish All these years and itโ€™s still a pain >_<

                        Edit: Iโ€™m referring to Linux distros ofc, not Cloudron. ๐Ÿ™ƒ

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