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Operating Systems Solaris Install update 6 on solaris with update 3 Post 302543689 by DukeNuke2 on Monday 1st of August 2011 06:39:31 PM
Old 08-01-2011
just patching won't take you to update 6... you'll need to upgrade.
 

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DEBDELTA-UPGRADE(1)						   User Commands					       DEBDELTA-UPGRADE(1)

NAME
debdelta-upgrade - Downloads all deltas that may be used to 'apt-get upgrade', and apply them. SYNOPSIS
debdelta-upgrade [OPTION]... [PACKAGE] ... DESCRIPTION
This program is designed to download changes (deltas) that may be used to apt-get upgrade all listed packages, and apply them. If no pack- age is listed in the command line, then it will apply to all upgradable packages. See debdelta(1) for more details on the delta files. OPTIONS
--dir DIR directory where to save results. (default: /var/cache/apt/archives for root, /tmp/archive for non-root users) --format FORMAT format of recreated debs. FORMAT=deb is the usual, FORMAT=unzipped means that the data.tar part is not compressed, (and this may save some time) --deb-policy POLICY policy to decide which debs to download, it is a comma separated list of (abbreviations of) source = there is no /etc/debdelta/sources.conf line big = the delta is too big error = the delta fails to apply unavailable = all other cases after = continue downloading debs after patching has ended default is s,b,e -v verbose (can be added multiple times). -d print full traceback on Python errors; save useful info in temporary files in case that a delta fails. -k keep temporary files (use for debugging). -A --accept-unsigned accept unsigned deltas. --gpg-home specify a different home for GnuPG, default for root is /etc/debdelta/gnupg while for other users is unset. See --homedir in gpg(1) for details. --forensic METHOD if a delta fails, report logs so that the problem may be addressed. Method may be do just prepare logs and say where they are mutt send logs by email using mutt icedove send logs by email using icedove (as root!) http send by http (the easiest and most recommended method!) EXAMPLES
When invoked as root, apt-get update && debdelta-upgrade && apt-get upgrade will download delta files, recreate the needed Debian packages, and then upgrade your Debian host. When only slow Internet connection is available, the above procedure may be significantly faster than "apt-get update && apt-get upgrade". (Use -v to see how much faster.) The package manager cupt uses deltas as well when upgrading. SECURITY
A Debian package that is recreated using debdelta-upgrade is byte-by-byte identical to the original one; when "apt-get upgrade" is subse- quently invoked, the cryptographic archive authentication support (see apt-secure (8) ) will guarantee that it can be trusted to be installed. Moreover, the delta files themselves are cryptographically protected using GnuPG, MD5 and SHA1 (using the same method as dpkg- sig(1) ), and debdelta-upgrade will refuse to apply corrupted or unsigned deltas (but, see option -A ). DOWNLOAD AND PROXIES
debdelta-upgrade downloads deltas in two passes: in the first pass, it downloads the first kB of each delta, to extract the delta parame- ters and to examine them. If the delta does not exist, it checks if the debdelta-too-big timestamp file exists, and then it examines the --deb-policy to decide if to download the deb instead. In the second pass, it downloads (the rest of) the deltas and queues them in a patching queue. For plain direct http downloads, debdelta-upgrade uses the Python library 'httplib' directly; in particular, it uses keep-alive features, and this speeds up a lot the first pass. If variables such as http_proxy are set in the environment, then instead debdelta-upgrade will use the 'urllib2' module: this though slows down sensibly the first pass above (since 'urllib2' opens a different connection for each download); moreover 'urllib2' seems to be buggy in some places (for example, it transforms http response "401" into "404" , and "302" into "200") so the output explanation printed by debdelta-upgrade in case of download error may be wrong; and the --deb-policy big is currently disabled (until the author understands 'urllib2' better). EXIT STATUS
See debdelta(1) REPORTING BUGS
Report bugs to <mennucc1@debian.org>. SIZES
In the program printout kB = 1024 bytes and MB = 1024^2 bytes . AUTHORS
Debdelta was written and is copyright (C) 2006-09 Andrea Mennucci. This man page was written by Jegou Pierre-yves <pierreyves.jeg@voila.fr>. COPYING
This is free software. You may redistribute copies of it under the terms of the GNU Library General Public License <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl-2.0.html>. There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law. SEE ALSO
debdelta(1), apt-get(8), /usr/share/doc/debdelta/README.upgrade, /usr/share/doc/debdelta/README. debdelta-upgrade aug 2009 DEBDELTA-UPGRADE(1)
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