Another upgrade for the books: dnf system-upgrade download –releasever=25 I was able to remove iomem=relaxed from a VirtualBox guest install noted previously.
After a recent upgrade to Logstash and ilk (ELK) to 5.x, I began to experience some issues with the S3 input plugin. Running logstash in debug mode: /usr/share/logstash/bin/logstash –path.settings /etc/logstash –log.level debug Revealed this: [2016-12-19T14:34:05,926][DEBUG][logstash.inputs.s3 ] S3 input processing {:bucket=>”bucket-of-logs”, :key=>”2016/12/19/somehost-0001_2016-12-19T14:13:49,084847108+00:00.gz”} [2016-12-19T14:34:05,926][DEBUG][logstash.inputs.s3 ] S3 input: Download remote file {:remote_key=>”2016/12/19/somehost-0001_2016-12-19T14:13:49,084847108+00:00.gz”, :local_filename=>”/tmp/logstash/somehost-00091_2016-12-19T14:13:49,084847108+00:00.gz”} [2016-12-19T14:34:05,937][DEBUG][logstash.inputs.s3 ] Processing file {:filename=>”/tmp/logstash/somehost-0061_2016-12-19T14:13:49,084847108+00:00.gz”} […]
Another upgrade: dnf system-upgrade download –releasever=24 One of my installs currently running in VirtualBox requires kernel option iomem=relaxed in order to fire up X on kernel 4.5.x+ (https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=211331).
For the latest upgrade, fedup seems to have fallen out of style in favor of new dnf (dandified yum) functionality: dnf install dnf-plugin-system-upgrade And the upgrade, first attempt: dnf system-upgrade download –releasever=23 Fedora 23 – i386 2.0 MB/s | 39 MB 00:19 RPM Fusion for Fedora 23 – Free 1.0 MB/s | 408 kB 00:00 […]
