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[06:36:59] ::: Quit - _JuX vient de se déconnecter : Ping timeout: 180 seconds.
[09:57:01] ::: Quit - Gurty vient de se déconnecter : Ping timeout: 180 seconds. [09:58:20] ::: Entrée - Gurty (princess@chanroot.epiknet.org) [09:58:20] «Ocean» [Gurty] Non mudera, potius mori quam foedari [09:58:20] ::: Changement de mode(s) : +o Gurty par Ocean!services@olympe.epiknet.org [11:03:15] ::: Entrée - _JuX (~julian@EpiK-B4BEEEAB.rev.poneytelecom.eu) [12:16:30] «koollman» so ... it seems I got hurt by unattended-upgrades today. I'm trying to understand why it is active by default on my servers, and how packets are selected for it. I don't think I ever enabled it, and I wonder if it's supposed to be active by default, which seem dangerous on servers [12:17:32] «koollman» https://wiki.debian.org/UnattendedUpgrades says "upgrades are enabled with the GNOME desktop", but I don't have that installed on servers, of course [12:18:17] «koollman» it seems they are installed with default enabling them ? [12:25:06] «koollman» is there a way to know the default value for apt config entries ? apt-config dump | grep APT::Periodic::Unattended-Upgrade , gives nothing, so ... would it default to 0 or 1 ? [12:25:46] ::: Sortie - koollman (samson_t@ircop.epiknet.org) [00:00:00] Fin de la journée |
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