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I'm looking forward to upgrading my servers. I have some servers in prod that I originally set up using Debian 6 (Squeeze) and have upgraded through Wheezy, Jessie, Stretch and Buster with no issues.
Anyone knows when it's going to be available on Hetzner Cloud?
Templates built! No issues using Debian 10 tooling for it. Stripped down it looks to be using a flat 1GB of space.
Francisco
Which other providers have this available now?
BuyVM
I know that already that's why I'm asking about others
I tried to upgrade an OpenVZ vps from the oldstable Buster to Bullseye using @Daniel15 's guide and it somehow goes well and booted up back just fine. Stability? Not really sure
https://packages.debian.org/search?searchon=names&keywords=php
tried to see if bullseye has been updated to stable, and it is now testing?
Link to his guide?
It's up there, in this thread
Honestly missed that, thanks!
You need to give them a day or two to update the categories on the search page.
Already available as preinstalled image at Alwyzon since this morning. 🙂
— Michael
We do, as an ISO option.
Most good providers will let you upload your own ISO, or oherwise you can boot into netboot.xyz via iPXE: Connect to the VPS via VNC, reboot it, at the BIOS at startup press escape or whatever it is to select the boot device, then select iPXE. https://netboot.xyz/docs/booting/ipxe
We've been supporting Debian 11 / Ubuntu 20.04 for quite while -- I'll get the "alpha" removed. Can't say there's a lot of people using it so far, but it seems problem-free as far as I know.
Thanks for the info. Updating all of my VPS.
We've been supporting Debian 11 before its RC 2 :-)
Other than a general revving of packages, I didn't see anything super exciting in Deb 11. I'll upgrade and use it (no reason not to) but there wasn't anything I was desperately waiting for.
I have updated to D11 on Boomer's Openvz7 server. Host's kernel version is 3.10+. It works fine. However, just the rootfs, stability remains to be seen.
Unfortunately, no ZFS package for Debian 11 yet
It's there now. --Katie
Thank you Katie !
I don't recall this happening with Debian 10 before upgrade, but now when I paste a bunch of stuff into ssh console, the words are highlighted and I need to press "Enter" key to have it accepted. Tried rebooting and reopening console several times... it's the most annoying bug I can recall in forever...
Did a quick read online and it seems that it's related to INPUTRC?
Maybe adding
set enable-bracketed-paste Offwill fix it.The 5.x kernel has some benefits: WireGuard, BTRFS w/Zstd, Cryptsetup w/Adiantum
FFS readlines devs, wtf were you thinking changing that to a default setting?
Thanks for finding that, will try tonight but sounds like it'll do the trick.
Upgraded.
My debian 10.10 networking was working fine prior to upgrading.
Using software bridge with main IP assigned to the bridge on OVH. Now, my main IPv4 disconnects after one hour, but remains reachable via IPv6, so I don't think it's a OVH/network issue. Bridge STP is turned off.
VMs using failover IPs are working fine even when my main IP fails.
Still trying to figure what's wrong.. Anybody encounter similar issues?
That prevents mis-execution. It’s a huge improvement for bash. I don't understand why many users reject new features. Many improvements are accompanied by blood.
I don't understand why we don't all type with mittens on. It would keep us from typing dangerous commands.