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New 8.300 Up2Date Package?

BrucekConvergent
I just noted that Astaro has replaced the old 8.300 Up2date package online (and in the up2date repositories) that was dated Jan 10th with a new one today... it's about 2MB bigger, and has a different checksum.  What's different in this package?  Are there some fixes we should be aware of?


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    I just got done having 8.30 blow up it's vm.  When i tried to reinstall it was even worse than the upgrade.  I would HIGHLY advise NOT going to 8.3.  I'm sticking to 8.2x until 8.301 or maybe even v9.

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    I just got done having 8.30 blow up it's vm.  When i tried to reinstall it was even worse than the upgrade.  I would HIGHLY advise NOT going to 8.3.  I'm sticking to 8.2x until 8.301 or maybe even v9.

    Owner:  Emmanuel Technology Consulting

    http://etc-md.com

    Former Sophos SG(Astaro) advocate/researcher/Silver Partner

    PfSense w/Suricata, ntopng, 

    Other addons to follow

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    I've actually updated about 8 or 9 different systems so far, remotely, and they all worked fine with the exception of 1 -- I was told this evening that this new up2date fixed that issue (corrupt or large http proxy cache causing a timeout during the up2date process).  Even with the 1 system that had an issue, a simple process was all I needed to do remotely to fix the problem.

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