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Description

Target-system here is Archlinux but this may be easily adapted to any other package-manager.

Warning:

This performs an UNATTENDED FULL SYSTEM UPGRADE on localhost

  • Runs the play on system-boot-time to update the package-cache and install all updates.
  • This is triggered via an systemd-service which uses ansible to perform the steps.
  • A warning is mailed/displayed if a new kernel, or the nvidia-package, were updated.
  • The script may be adjusted to just do an forced-reboot without asking you again :)
  • The package-cache is cleared with 'paccache -k1 -r' on every boot.

Installation

Install by hand

  • Install ansible
  • Store this repository wherever you like
  • Adapt the paths in the file './files/update-on-boot.service' to this location
  • Copy 'update-on-boot.service' to '/etc/systemd/system/'
  • Enable it:
systemctl enable update-on-boot.service
  • Adapt './main.yml' to your needs (e.g. remove the "Send mail" task)
  • Adapt './vars/main.yml' to your needs (e.g. your mailrelay and your mailadress)
  • Adapt the './files/updatecheck.archlinux.sh' if you like, here also the warnings and forced-reboot could be adjusted/enabled
  • Adapt all permissions (chmod/chown) to your needs

Install with ansible

  • Install ansible
  • Adapt the files to your needs:
./main.yml
./vars/main.yml
./files/updatecheck.archlinux.sh
  • Run as root:
ansible-playbook -i inventory install.yml 

If you are still brave, REBOOT ;)

Hints

If you receive something like

"msg": "Could not upgrade"

from the pacman-module, there is likely an conflict that you need to resolve by hand.