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To make it easier to users to stay up to date, allow switches to automatically update themselves at scheduled times.
For this to work, we need to have multiple things:
a. store the information about current releases in a machine readable file
b. write a program that reads that information to know if a new release is available
c. have a service that does this at configurable intervals, and update the switch if configured
This can probably implemented in multiple steps:
define a machine readable description of the image (filename, version, supported platforms ...) and publish it at a defined place
allow e.g. bisdn-linux-upgrade to download that, compare it with the installed version, and print if a new version is available
extend e.g. bisdn-linux-upgrade to also use it to trigger the installation
create a service that can be configured to to that at certain times
Optional things I can think of:
allow configuring the versions to install/check for (e.g. '', '5.', '5.2.*' etc)
pre-download the image once there is one available
email? for any events (new version, install is scheduled, install is finished)
To make it easier to users to stay up to date, allow switches to automatically update themselves at scheduled times.
For this to work, we need to have multiple things:
a. store the information about current releases in a machine readable file
b. write a program that reads that information to know if a new release is available
c. have a service that does this at configurable intervals, and update the switch if configured
This can probably implemented in multiple steps:
bisdn-linux-upgrade
to download that, compare it with the installed version, and print if a new version is availablebisdn-linux-upgrade
to also use it to trigger the installationOptional things I can think of:
Reference: https://github.com/openwrt/asu
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