Difference between revisions of "Upgrade to Jessie"
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<li>We have had troubles with some appliances failing to install the Grub bootloader after the Jessie upgrade, so be sure to generate it again for all hard drives: | <li>We have had troubles with some appliances failing to install the Grub bootloader after the Jessie upgrade, so be sure to generate it again for all hard drives: | ||
:<tt>dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc</tt> | :<tt>dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc</tt> | ||
− | Should Grub fail to be installed, the system will not be able to load after a reboot. The only way to recover is to | + | Should Grub fail to be installed, the system will not be able to load after a reboot. The only way to recover is to configure Grub with a rescue disk. |
<li>Reboot the machine. | <li>Reboot the machine. | ||
<br>To check if mail is flowing use the following: | <br>To check if mail is flowing use the following: |
Revision as of 11:18, 11 August 2016
Upgrade Debian Squeeze to Jessie
- Make sure your existing CanIt installation is up-to-date:
- upgrade-canit-appliance
- Now upgrade the OS to Jessie:
- upgrade-canit-appliance jessie
- We have had troubles with some appliances failing to install the Grub bootloader after the Jessie upgrade, so be sure to generate it again for all hard drives:
- dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc
- Reboot the machine.
To check if mail is flowing use the following:- tail -f /var/log/mail.log or wherever they are to see if working
NOTE: The above commands are for a single machine. If you are upgrading a cluster, then you should modify the steps as follows, starting with the DataBase machine:
- Stop CanIt on all cluster members before each command:
- /etc/init.d/canit-system stop-gracefully
- After the command in step (4) above, run:
- /etc/init.d/canit-system start
- Also, all commands should be run in parallel. That is, run (i) and then (1) on all machines, then (i) and (2) on all machines, and so on, finishing with (ii).