After purchasing the Crostino subscription and registering in the Nethserver, i cant receive updates anymore. var / log / yum.log shows me that the last update for yum-cron-1.0.0.1.ns7.sdl.noarch was installed on April 08, 2018. That was a week ago. Will there be no updates after that?
You can see the output of yum update on the attached picture.
Tomorrow could not be enough Each system receive updates at different times to avoid excessive load on the infrastructure. What has been published during before the beginning of the past week will be rolled out during this week.
Probably you still don’t see the expected updates because they are buffered. This is what is going to be released during this week by sb-* repositories:
In other words, the minimum age of an RPM from sb-* repositories is one week. In practice, given the way we work and we push RPMs, the final effect is about 15-10 days delay.
Upstream updates can be installed manually with
yum clean all
yum --enablerepo=<reponame1>,<reponame2>,... update
For instance
yum clean all
yum --enablerepo=nethserver-updates,updates update
What I’ve said here is not correct. That should be
What has been published before the beginning of the past week will be rolled out during this week.
Seeing as my subscription started just before the Apr 9 CentOS updates, I’ll wait for a few more days before I go to the Software Center or run any yum commands.
The following updates will be downloaded on Nethserver.BogoLinux.net:
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Package Arch Version Repository Size
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Updating:
dkms noarch 2.5.0-2.20180306gitb1b9033.el7 sb-epel 75 k
libbsd x86_64 0.8.3-1.el7 sb-epel 85 k
nethserver-lang-en
noarch 1.2.9-1.ns7 sb-nethserver-updates 23 k
Transaction Summary
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Upgrade 3 Packages
Updates downloaded successfully.