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lotuspsychjegood morning02:56
ducassegood morning06:17
lordievaderGood morning08:12
marcoagpintoMorning!11:20
daftykinsthe frequency of kernel updates recently is just... painful16:24
Ussat?16:47
UssatHow often do you update your kernel ? Just because a new one is out, nothing says you MUST update16:48
marcoagpintohey hey17:17
marcoagpintokernel 5.8 a few days ago?17:17
marcoagpintostrange... isn't it?17:17
marcoagpintoI thought that a LTS didn't have major kernel updates17:18
oerheksmarcoagpinto, we were flabbergasted too17:24
oerhekswith a fresh install HWE gets enabled17:24
daftykinsUssat: the updates that come out for the same release, yes there is a reason to update and restart17:27
daftykinstypically security fixes, they might not be relevant... but you've got to get 'em done!17:28
daftykinsin this specific case i'm referring to bionic having just received 4.15.0-13217:31
daftykins-129 and -130 were only over the last week iirc17:32
UssatI patch once a month17:34
Ussatreboot once a month17:34
UssatYou need to look at the updates and see if they really apply to your situation, just because something is a "security update" it may or may not apply at all17:35
UssatFor example, if there are fixes for a protocol I dont even use...meh...17:35
daftykinsyes i find your comments blatant enough to be condescending really, i still think the frequency they are created is ridiculous17:36
daftykinsthe other extreme being in the proprietary world where they artificially limit them to once a month, surely there's a sensible middle ground compared to this17:37
hggdhusually, when you see two kernels being release within a few days (less than ~ 3 weeks) this means either there was a build issue, or a new serious kernel bug has been released17:50
TJ-the 4.15.0-125 introduced a data-loss issue with RAID10 that was finally solved in -129 so that created a lot of churn17:51
hggdhthe Ubuntu kernel has a cadence of ~3 weeks17:52
hggdhwhat was done can be glanced on from https://kernel.ubuntu.com/sru/sru-report.html17:54
hggdhand details on the cadence can be seen at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/StableReleaseCadence17:54
TJ-apt-listchanges is useful to easily check on changes before installing17:56
daftykinsat least the one from Jan 6th and today's are closer together than that18:11
hggdhindeed18:15
hggdhthese are out-of-band releases, so either critical bugs or build failures on previous kernel18:16
daftykinshrmm did Landscape remove the free tier? i'm seeing fees for 4 servers on an account18:27
Ussateven that, that does not mean they effect you, its ALWAYS good to check on updates before installing.20:09
Ussatfor example, the RAID10 did not effect me at all, so I was not concerned with that20:10
Ussatso, again, it depends, not all CVE's or issues effect everyone the same20:14
hggdh+120:22
daftykinsfrequency is still annoying :P21:12
Ussatwelcome to OSS21:15
tomreynyou can use live kernel patching21:16
daftykinsnot across this count of systems nah21:17
daftykinsfor free that is ;D21:17
Ussatwhat is "this count" ?21:17
daftykinsi don't think all distros work the same, so i don't accept that :D21:20
UssatOf course all distros dont work the same.21:22
UssatIf you have that many systems, stagger your boots21:22
daftykinsi don't think that fits with things21:25
Ussatum.....not knowing what "things" meaNS, NO IDEA21:35
Ussatsorry caps21:35
daftykinsok, i'm going to be ignoring you now - you have such a terrible attitude and shouldn't respond to anyone in the #ubuntu namespace21:39
daftykinsnothing but condescending from the start21:39
Ussatoh no...I am beinng ignored....21:41

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