Hello

I have just migrated a Typo3 appliance from tkl12 to tkl13 using TKLBAM.

Overall the process was pretty seamless but I still see some issues: in some places new instance after migration "thinks" that it is old tkl12

SSH banner Welcome to Typo3, TurnKey Linux 13.0 / Debian 6.0.9 Squeeze
root@typo3 ~# lsb_release -a
No LSB modules are available.
Distributor ID: Debian
Description: Debian GNU/Linux 6.0.9 (squeeze)
Release: 6.0.9 Codename: squeeze

but

root@typo3 ~# apt-get update
Hit hXXp://cdn.debian.net wheezy Release.gpg
Hit hXXp://cdn.debian.net wheezy Release
Hit hXXp://archive.turnkeylinux.org wheezy-security Release.gpg
(more here)
Reading package lists... Done

Is that normal / epxected ?!

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Replies (5)

Hmmm...

Reply 1

It looks like some of the release info is being backed up (and restored) by TKLBAM, that probably shouldn't be...

We'll need to look into that and fix it. I don't expect that it will create any issues though (hopefully!).

I have filed a bug report.

As long as it's only installing Wheezy packages

Reply 2

Which it looks like it is, then it shouldn't be an issue. So like you say I imagine that it is only cosmetic.

Still, thanks for reporting it and it shouldn't do that so we'll need to fix it.

Cosmetic issue ?

Reply 3

Thanks for you follow up - so it would seem that it is mostly a cosmetic issue...

Indeed this precluded webmin

Reply 4

Indeed this precluded webmin from working had to manually edit the config files.

TBH I didn't mention it to them offline I just lodged the bug

Reply 5

I'm sure they'll get it when they have time...

I'm guessing that that change in the Webmin conf may make Webmin not run? Is that the case?

In the meantime, if you still have your v12.x server running you could use the overrides to avoid including those files in your backup.

PS I was going to update the other bug, but I decided instead to lodge a new one because although the cause is the same, the bug is different...