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i just noticed debian 8 jessie is available on DIgitalocean (at least in the Frankfurt region). So i'll do my tests there
I'm using sysvinit + openrc (instead of sysv-rc).
Upgraded a bunch of servers today, looks like there's an issue with NoMachine Player for OSX, new desktop sessions crash immediately, existing ones don't render properly and crash after a few minutes.
EDIT: Turns out I was running an outdated version of the NX client that somehow worked with machines running the NX server on Debian 7 but stopped working under 8. A much older NX client worked perfectly under Snow Leopard, strangely.
What ever happened to one program to do one thing, and do it well? Now we have
systemd
that does a lot, but nothing great. Guess i'm just going to have to get used to the fact that Linux philosophy is changing and get ready forsystemd
andem1
interfaces.Yeah, systemd is not that fantastic..
Do you guys know for how long wheezy will have security upgrades?
Thanks
Approximately one year, unless there's another stable release to supercede Jessie in that time.
Source: https://www.debian.org/security/faq#lifespan
Of course there is also LTS, so it could last a lot longer.
Yep, just not by the security team themselves. It will instead be handled by volunteers.
Source: https://wiki.debian.org/LTS/
Thanks! I will upgrade before then, but it's good to know exactly for how long updates will be provided!
Fresh Jessie install on my Dedibox Kidéchire, running good so far.
Just be aware at first you can't login as root (PermitRootLogin without-password)... I initially thought I mistyped my password.
crap systemd
modify sources.list to jessie on fresh wheezy install. apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade
VPS doesn't work at all. Need to do ifup to enable network and then everything else still throws random errors
I'm not using Debian anymore, as Debian Sta(b)le was a bit too outdated and I prefer faster release cycles, so I don't know how well systemd was integrated, but I don't get it why all of you guys hate it. I've experienced some rough and slightly unpolished things, sure, but I would never switch back to the old init system.
@4n0nx
Install aptitude.
Create the file /etc/apt/preferences.d/openvz (or something else) and insert
Package: systemd-sysv Pin: release o=Debian Pin-Priority: -1
Edit your sources.list accordingly.
Do "aptitude full-upgrade"
Yeah, it's possible to refuse this upgrade... but I feel like anyway it will be needed to get used to systemd some day if you want to use one of the main distros - so why wait?