On 17/05/2011 11:10 PM, Daryl C. W. O'Shea wrote:
I plan to write a script to handle reverting to a known good update in
an emergency before I re-enable the updates. The script will need to be
run as updatesd on the Solaris zone and will have syntax something like:
./revert-stable-update 1083704
This is now done. The syntax is as above.
Usage details will follow when its ready. The script will:
Usage details are in the top of the script file. It's easy:
1) login to spamassassin.zones.apache.org
2) sudo su - updatesd
3) /home/updatesd/svn/mkupdates-with-scores/revert-stable-update 1234567
- accept an update number (that will be on the update mirrors already)
- test the given update against the stable versions of SA
- update DNS immediately
- *maybe* automatically halt future automatic update generation
DNS actually waits 16 minutes to update (just like for a normal update)
to give the mirros that sync every 15 minutes time to sync up. The
update is run via the at queue.
The script *DOES* create the file
rulesrc/scores/DISABLE-AUTOMATIC-UPDATES to signal the auto-update
script build/mkupdates/mkupdate-with-scores to not update the update
version info in DNS when run to generate a new update package. The file
is created whenever you run the revert-stable-update script to do a
reversion. To re-enable auto-update publishing simply delete the file
from SVN.
Daryl
