echo "really purge these [y/N]?" && read ans && [ "$ans" = "y" ] && dpkg --purge `dpkg --get-selections | awk '$2=="deinstall" {print $1}'` &&
echo "These are not at install:" && dpkg --get-selections | awk '$2!="install" {print $1}'
-change sources list entries to squeeze:
+change sources list entries to wheezy:
cd /etc/apt/sources.list.d && sed -i "s#squeeze#wheezy#g" debian.list && sed -i "s#squeeze#wheezy#g" volatile.list && sed -i "s#squeeze#wheezy#g" security.list
* install new version:
* /etc/init.d/stunnel4
-update dsa-nagios.git (add host to squeeze hostgroup)
-
-update dsa-puppet.git (add to squeeze list in local.yaml)
+update dsa-nagios.git (add host to wheezy hostgroup)
do a puppet run:
apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade
-if you are moving from a dsa kernel to a debian kernel, add non-free to sources list, then
-
- apt-get install firmware-linux
-
-maybe also
-
- apt-get install firmware-bnx2
-
-if you are an nfs client, make sure to load the module before boot completes:
-
- echo nfs >> /etc/modules
-
-if you are an autofs node, make sure to load the module before boot completes:
-
- echo autofs4 >> /etc/modules
-
-These last two are because autofs in particular lazy loads the modules, and it
-will happen after we've disabled module loading.
-
-clean up transitions
-
- dpkg --purge dhcp3-client && apt-get install isc-dhcp-client # mark as non-auto
-
-Do the same for grub/grub-pc if you did upgrade-from-grub-legacy
-
- (reboot)
- upgrade-from-grub-legacy
- (reboot)
- apt-get purge grub &&
- apt-get install grub-pc
-
clean up old libs
orphaner
insserv
re-init samhain
-
-### Troubleshooting
-
-### Problems with CCISS
-
-On custom kernels in squeeze it seems that udev stopped to create cciss devices, thus in /lib/udev/devices do a /dev/MAKEDEV cciss and reboot.
-
- cd /lib/udev/devices
- /dev/MAKEDEV cciss
-
-### mailq plugin no longer works
- apt-get install nagios-plugins-standard