Updating Debian?

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  • wdoerr

    #1

    Updating Debian?

    Hello,

    is it ok to run apt-get upgrade on a Debian box running OX-HE or do I run the risk of OX-HE not working anymore because of sideeffects of updating Debian packages?


    Regards,

    -Walter Dörr
  • Martin Heiland
    Open-Xchange Quality Assurance
    • Feb 2007
    • 3695

    #2
    Hi Walter,

    We're running multiple machines with OX:HE on Debian Etch all with the latest updates, no problems so far. If you're updating please check the updated packages for any possible influence to OX:HE and update it, there should be no problem because the OX:HE Server itself runs completely in a Java Virtual Machine and if this package are broken somebody would definitely mention it before the package gets into the stable branch of Debian

    Greetings

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    • wdoerr

      #3
      Originally posted by Martin Braun View Post
      If you're updating please check the updated packages for any possible influence to OX:HE and update it,
      Can you please elaborate on that. What do I have to look for?

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      • Daniel Halbe
        Open-Xchange
        • Feb 2007
        • 199

        #4
        Dear Walter,

        like with any other system it can have side effects if components the OX communicates with are replaced. This could be the used mod_jk or mod_proxy for example.

        It's always good to make a backup before updating packages that interact with open-xchange.

        Because Debian Updates only includes security fixes or backported fixes I'm quite sure there won't be problems.

        Best regards,
        Daniel

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        • Martin Heiland
          Open-Xchange Quality Assurance
          • Feb 2007
          • 3695

          #5
          Walter,

          the packages required by the Open-Xchange Server are marked as dependencies at the open-xchange-* packages.

          Greetings

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