As you might now the current Maldua releases do not feature a custom repo.
It's a bit of a hassle having to download and install the tgz installer again and again.
The zimbra-patch support? issue has brought up the idea of a custom repo (including only core packages) and associated maldua-zimbra-patch packages.
We still do not know what are the minimal commands you need to issue to apply the new packages onto a running system (once you have upgraded the core packages). Feedback is welcome either here or on the mentioned issue above.
One way of simulating that hypothetical new repo would be to unpack the tgz installer for a new version and installing manually the packages which are found in the packages directory.
It's a bit of a hassle having to download and install the tgz installer again and again.
The zimbra-patch support? issue has brought up the idea of a custom repo (including only core packages) and associated maldua-zimbra-patch packages.
We still do not know what are the minimal commands you need to issue to apply the new packages onto a running system (once you have upgraded the core packages). Feedback is welcome either here or on the mentioned issue above.
One way of simulating that hypothetical new repo would be to unpack the tgz installer for a new version and installing manually the packages which are found in the packages directory.
Statistics: Posted by adrian.gibanel.btactic — Wed Dec 04, 2024 11:42 am