FOG Updater

[Psycholiquid]

Does this actually work or is it more of in progress:

fogupdater.sh

under /opt/fog/utils/FOGUpdater

[Tom Elliott]

It does now.

For you all, the ‘trunk’ variable is what it’s basing stable or dev-branch (RC’s) to be installed.

If you add trunk='yes' or just any value other than blank, it will assume you’re wanting to install a development branch.

You can add trunk='yes' to your /opt/fog/.fogsettings or call it inline like: trunk='yes' ./fogupdater.sh

[Tom Elliott]

It should work, though I’ll admit I’ve not tested it in a while.

[x23piracy]

is this what the filename is intending? will this auto update without hassles to latest dev branch build? Something that may can be used by a cronjob by night?

[Psycholiquid]

Lets try this again with better formatting:

Result:

[Psycholiquid]

Code from updater wont post correctly. I am pretty sure the URLs are outdated

[x23piracy]

@Tom-Elliott it doesn’t work.

[Tom Elliott]

It does now.

For you all, the ‘trunk’ variable is what it’s basing stable or dev-branch (RC’s) to be installed.

If you add trunk='yes' or just any value other than blank, it will assume you’re wanting to install a development branch.

You can add trunk='yes' to your /opt/fog/.fogsettings or call it inline like: trunk='yes' ./fogupdater.sh

[Tom Elliott]

@x23piracy I’d highly recommend using the base stuff. The whole purpose of the -y argument was to kind of allow automating the stuff you need done. While the utils are there, I believe they were there before we added the -y arguments and it still required user input. Essentially, the util was there as a “oh look there’s a nice way to check if there are updates”. Ultimately, in my own opinion, this utility is rather pointless, especially now with the slew of arguments we have available now.

[x23piracy]

@Tom-Elliott don’t slap me, i will not use the script i was just fighting for the op