| 11 | | There is a script in {{{/usr/local/bin}}} called {{{a-up}}} which can be used to update the system via aptitude, the advantage of using this script is that it writes things that are changed to the {{{/root/Changelog}}} and the time spent doing the updates can then be reported via ticket:218, see AptitudeUpdateScript for a copy of {{{a-up}}} and the {{{logchange}}} script it used to update the {{{Changelog}}}. Due some packages from dotdeb, backports and wheezy being used there are sometimes packages which need manually updating, see ticket:470#comment:6 for some notes on this. |
| | 11 | There is a script in {{{/usr/local/bin}}} called {{{a-up}}} which can be used to update the system via aptitude, the advantage of using this script is that it writes things that are changed to the {{{/root/Changelog}}} and the time spent doing the updates can then be reported via ticket:218, see AptitudeUpdateScript for a copy of {{{a-up}}} and the {{{logchange}}} script it uses to update the {{{Changelog}}}. |
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| | 13 | Due some packages from dotdeb, backports and wheezy being used there are sometimes packages which need manually updating, see ticket:470#comment:6 for some notes on this. |
