CustomBuild update hanging

Jordz2203

Jordz2203

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I tried to do an update via the custom build UI, for some reason its hanging? I selected the option at the top though I cannot remember what it was, I think it was the generic custom build update because it said something about 802
If I view the logs 10min later it still ends in this

Transaction Summary
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Install 48 Packages (+40 Dependent packages)
Upgrade 766 Packages

Total download size: 558 M
Downloading packages:
Delta RPMs disabled because /usr/bin/applydeltarpm not installed.


Also if I try access
It just loads with the orange line bouncing back and forth, it was doing this before and the page took about a min to load now it doesn't at all
 
Jordz2203 said:
================================================================================
Install 48 Packages (+40 Dependent packages)
Upgrade 766 Packages

Total download size: 558 M
Downloading packages:
Delta RPMs disabled because /usr/bin/applydeltarpm not installed.
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This is the OS update and not the software update provided by DA, please execute your OS update.
For example for Centos/Almalinux/Rock Linux execute as root:
yum update
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or
dnf update
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Depending on your cpu (speed) and ram etc. with 802 packages this might be a bigger OS update. This can take longer than 10 minutes so it might not be hanging.
Probably there will also be kernel updates, good chance you need to reboot afterwards, in spite of the fact that custombuild might not mention this.
Best is indeed next time to do OS updates via SSH so you can see what's going on and if it's still running.

But my guess is that it's still running, check in SSH with:
ps faux
which processes are running.

On a bit slower VPS something like this can easily take 20 minutes or longer. Again... depending on resource usage. ;)
 
Richard G said:
Depending on your cpu (speed) and ram etc. with 802 packages this might be a bigger OS update. This can take longer than 10 minutes so it might not be hanging.
Probably there will also be kernel updates, good chance you need to reboot afterwards, in spite of the fact that custombuild might not mention this.
Best is indeed next time to do OS updates via SSH so you can see what's going on and if it's still running.

But my guess is that it's still running, check in SSH with:
ps faux
which processes are running.

On a bit slower VPS something like this can easily take 20 minutes or longer. Again... depending on resource usage. ;)
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Ah I see, thank you! Didnt realize it was an OS update :/
Our server is a 8 core Xeon, with CloudLinux and Kernel Care on it so hopefully I dont need to reboot
 
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