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- First version of asigra hotfix / update script #8

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  • Script check the index file for new updates
  • If update available download and auto install
  • Cron is not enabled yet till we have test feedback

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It seems we are tackling this the wrong way.

Updating packages behind the users back is confusing to say the least.

We should be adding these as ports in iocage ports repo and make the plugin version come from one of these ports/packages.

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Agreed, this is what postupgrade.sh is for. Let's use the correct mechanisms.

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@william-gr Agree that probably ports for the ds-system / ds-operator files makes sense. However what about DS-Client? Those are 3.6GB! in size and not sure we want to require that to be installed at plugin install time?

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william-gr commented Jun 13, 2019

@kmoore134 yes, I meant it only for those. The DS-Client can/should be done in background

-O $UPDATE/$i \
--fail-early \
--connect-timeout 5 \
--max-time 300 \
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300 seconds is enough to download 3.6GiB?

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You are right, thats always dependents on network and location (home or dc), do you think 1200 sec (20 min) would be a good time ?

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Try 2 hours. 10mbit/s connections are still popular around the world.

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