AutomaticUpdates Disabled - status in BRH
Hey, I have toggled an automatic-updates but in the listed current system in BRH shows disabled. Is it the a bug? And is it another way to check status of my current system?
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its normal because the update are handled using ublue-update, you can check the status using
systemctl status ublue-update.serviceSo does it mean that it is not working?
it is updating but fails at one step, you can check where it fails by running
ujust update, i think recently lact cause some failuresorry for polish output but as I can see there are problems with:
distrobox with arch
execv ended with an error (there is no file or dir) - script didn't run correctly (both distrobox-pre-hook and post-hook)
cannot delete
/usr/share/vulkan/icd.d/intel_icd.x86_64.json
/usr/share/vulkan/icd.d/intel_hasvk_icd.x86_64.json
/usr/share/vulkan/icd.d/radeon_icd.x86_64.json
distrobox with fedora
it says that everythink ended but there is a failded send reload request.
other than those it did run well I I've not seen a problem with host update. But still I see systemctl service status
well it means the distrobox are failing to update, if you dont use them you can delete them, if not then the easier fix are just to recreate it
so those boxes are causing blockage of the automatic updates?
it doesnt really block, the os update are ran first
but it will showed as fail if you dont fix it
if any distrobox container updates fails, they are ignored and system updates continue as normal
I have deleted all boxes and now it is showin good
check the status for the timer, not the service
also good.
I've learned a lot today hah
the timer will show if autoupdates are enabled or not 🙂
it essentially runs the service every 6 or so hours after 30 mins have passed once booted, with some conditions
okey I see. I was just wondering because on the websites there is information about autoupdates and I've tried to check if it's active. That's why I was using the command. The is showing the currently active mode but also asks user to select one more time desired option. I didn't know about systemctl timer option to check it.
Thank you so much!
ujust toggle-updates shows the status of the timer 🙂Thank you! I'll mark this question as answered. Real thanks for you. As a noobie I love the system and tried to ask noobie question because if I was wondering about it, maybe I'm not the only one!