Since Debian Buster includes a new kernel and operating system, it no longer supports custom compiled versions of Python older than 2.7.15. View the following article for further details: You change which errors are reported and the location of where they are reported by updating your site's phprc file. PHP errors are logged in your site's error.log file by default. Perlĭebian Buster includes a new version of Perl, 5.28.1.įor more information on updating your version of Perl, visit the following article: This is the first major upgrade in quite some time, so it's definitely a good idea to make sure any Java dependencies you may have are compatible with version 8.įor more information on the latest versions of Java, visit the following link:ĭebian Buster includes version 1.1.1d of OpenSSL. Javaĭebian Buster includes a new version of Java version Java 11.0.8.
#Debian buster update#
Please make sure you update your file settings accordingly. With the Debian Buster upgrade, this is reversed: FFmpeg is back, and Libav has been removed. In Ubuntu 14 (Trusty), Libav replaced FFmpeg, and FFmpeg was removed from Trusty entirely. The version of curl on Debian Buster is 7.64.0 FFmpeg and Libav
#Debian buster how to#
You can find out more about how to use S3cmd or AWS CLI in the following articles: DreamHost recommends using S3cmd or AWS CLI instead. If you aren't sure or wish to discuss a viable solution further, feel free to Contact Support.īecause boto-rsync is outdated software and is no longer maintained, it is also removed from the latest version of Debian Buster.If you rely on a highly customized setup and want full control over your software upgrades, DreamHost recommends DreamCompute as it provides a more elastic cloud computing solution, which is ideal for fully unmanaged environments.You can also consider the following options if you need to more control over your server environment after the upgrade to Buster: If you're using Ruby, Python, or run a site that relies heavily on specific server packages, DreamHost strongly recommends reading through this entire article for specific details about preparing for the upgrade.DreamHost recommends making note of any system changes you've made with your admin/sudo user, including backing up any data and/or configuration files stored outside of /home.
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