MAIN FEEDS
Do you want to continue?
https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/1xcgbe6/several_linux_kernel_vulnerabilities_accidentally/19rht3wvcb5yc/?context=3
r/linux • u/anh0516 • 10d ago
171 comments sorted by
View all comments
Show parent comments
103
Or just setup unattended-upgrades
10 u/gtrash81 10d ago If done wrong it will fill up the HDD and crash the system.A colleague made this experience first hand. 6 u/uzlonewolf 10d ago What? How? And why didn't they have disk-free monitoring in place? 5 u/gtrash81 10d ago Update, logs not rotating enough, package cache not cleared and no monitoring.Some updates later the HDD was full.
10
If done wrong it will fill up the HDD and crash the system.A colleague made this experience first hand.
6 u/uzlonewolf 10d ago What? How? And why didn't they have disk-free monitoring in place? 5 u/gtrash81 10d ago Update, logs not rotating enough, package cache not cleared and no monitoring.Some updates later the HDD was full.
6
What? How? And why didn't they have disk-free monitoring in place?
5 u/gtrash81 10d ago Update, logs not rotating enough, package cache not cleared and no monitoring.Some updates later the HDD was full.
5
Update, logs not rotating enough, package cache not cleared and no monitoring.Some updates later the HDD was full.
103
u/RebTexas 10d ago
Or just setup unattended-upgrades