On Thu, Sep 02, 2021 at 05:39:23PM -0000, Brian Murray wrote:
> I think part of the point of having the cronjob is to mail the system
> administrator and let them know that a new release of Ubuntu is
> available. That being said I do feel like sending the email every week
> until the system upgraded is a bit much. I'd be happy to hear about any
> clever ideas for avoiding that.
Maybe email once per new release of Ubuntu (including point
releases). Create a flag on disk when notifed for said release.
If we wanted to, create the flag on /run, so that a reboot resets it
all.
Unfortunately, this is made worse with the shift to replacing services
with juju deployments where environments contain multiple units each
trying to email about a new release.
On Thu, Sep 02, 2021 at 05:39:23PM -0000, Brian Murray wrote:
> I think part of the point of having the cronjob is to mail the system
> administrator and let them know that a new release of Ubuntu is
> available. That being said I do feel like sending the email every week
> until the system upgraded is a bit much. I'd be happy to hear about any
> clever ideas for avoiding that.
Maybe email once per new release of Ubuntu (including point
releases). Create a flag on disk when notifed for said release.
If we wanted to, create the flag on /run, so that a reboot resets it
all.
Unfortunately, this is made worse with the shift to replacing services
with juju deployments where environments contain multiple units each
trying to email about a new release.
Thanks!