C’est toujours une trés mauvaise idée de faire des màj en automatique sur un serveur. C’est un principe.
Maintenant apt-watch te prévient par mail si tu as des mises à jours, et ça te permet de les faire toi même.
Comme ça quand ça plante, tu sais d’ou ça vient.
[code]console@MAT64LIN:/usr/src/linux$ aptitude show aptwatch
E: Unable to locate package aptwatch
console@MAT64LIN:/usr/src/linux$ aptitude show apt-watch
Package: apt-watch
State: not installed
Version: 0.3.2-8
Priority: optional
Section: admin
Maintainer: John Lightsey lightsey@debian.org
Uncompressed Size: 32.8k
Depends: apt-watch-gnome, apt-watch-backend
Description: Applet that monitors apt sources for upgrades (transitional package)
apt-watch is an applet that will inform you when upgrades are available for your computer. It is similar to Windows Update
or the Red Hat Network applet.
This is a transitional dummy package to ensure clean upgrades from old releases. It can be safely removed after upgrade.
Tags: admin::package-management, filetransfer::http, interface::x11, protocol::http, role::program, scope::utility,
suite::debian, suite::gnome, uitoolkit::gtk, use::monitor, works-with::software:package, x11::applet
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