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Is this wise?
#!/bin/sh
# Update Arch Linux
if [ -x /usr/bin/pacman ]; then
pacman -Syu --noconfirm
fi
Last edited by SpookyET (2008-02-26 21:57:16)
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probably not...
you will miss the upgrade messages and have no control over your system...
if something goes wrong, you won't know what caused it...
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Worst. Idea. Ever.
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Oh sweet jesus. You're more than welcome to do this, but I just wrote your nick down on my list of "people who should have known better". I'm going to laugh hard when things start breaking for ya.
Seriously though, I *do* cron job an -Sy to keep my DB up to date, but NEVER an -Syu
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probably not...
you will miss the upgrade messages and have no control over your system...
if something goes wrong, you won't know what caused it...
The output is in /var/log/pacman.log.
Oh sweet jesus. You're more than welcome to do this, but I just wrote your nick down on my list of "people who should have known better". I'm going to laugh hard when things start breaking for ya.
I have not actually done it. I asked if it's wise. 99% of the time when I have done a manual upgrade, nothing bad happened. The other 1% of the time, file configurations have changed. Again, nothing broke. I was notified that I should delete the old files manually.
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yeah the output is there, but if you look in there on a regular basis there...
it's not different than doing pacman -Syu on a regular basis...
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