Hi, On Tue, Dec 18, 2001 at 07:10:43PM +0100, alexis bory wrote: > 1 - I don't want to distroy this server (potato/soft-raid) wich was built > before/by-someone-else, but I wonder if it's not too dangerous to try a > dist-upgrade (regarding to the soft-raid system that I don't know very > well/at all). Don't worry guys, I gonna do some tests before doing it, I'm > just looking for feedback. This should normally be no problem at all. I can only tell you about one problem I had. I had a potato box running Kernel 2.4 with softRAID and potato's raidutils. After the dist-upgrade to (early!) woody I had to change the softRAID setup to raidutils2. That was some fiddling and I don't know if there is a better upgrade path in raidutils package now. > 2 - I'd like to have SSH2 with SFTP working on it, what will occure if I > apt-get install the woody packet on the potato, how to do it? I'm remotly > connected via a ssh console. I did that without any trouble with a regular > upgrade (complete dist-upgrade via ssh on a brand new system) but I didn't > install remotly the woody SSH on the potato. This should either be no problem since the SSHD process over which you are logged in keeps running, even if you stop/restart/kill etc. the main SSH daemon. If you try to install the woody SSH package on your potato box you will also install all of SSH's dependencies from woody (see [1] for them) and you will run into some problems with reverse dependencies from other packages. Consider compiling the ssh package for potato or a complete dist-upgrade. HTH, Joerg [1] http://packages.debian.org/testing/non-us/ssh.html -- | Joerg Wendland (system management) | Debian Developer | | Network Operation Center Scan-Plus GmbH | fon +49-731-92013-21 | | Moerikestrasse 5, D-89077 Ulm, Germany | fax +49-731-6027146 | | PGP-key: 51CF8417 (FP: 79C0 7671 AFC7 315E 657A F318 57A3 7FBD 51CF 8417) |
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