Java Update Notification issue.

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    I have recently had a series of daily update notifications from OMV to tell me to update default headless Java. These contain a "get" statement like this:

    Code
    Get:2 http://raspbian.raspberrypi.org/raspbian bullseye/main armhf default-jre-headless armhf 2:1.11-72+b21

    The last 3 characters of the above started with b01 and increased by 2 every day. Each time I used the system>update management page to implement these and the next day I would get another one with a new 3 character ending to the get statement. I have tried to manually check (via the updates page) for further updates, but after installing the advised update, OMV says there are no more updates. But I get another email the next day.


    Any suggestions welcome.

    OMV 7 on 2 Raspberry Pi 3b's running Bookworm (Debian 12).

    Java>MinimServer, BubbleUPnP Server.

    • Neu

    The update process gives this report:

    for info

    OMV 7 on 2 Raspberry Pi 3b's running Bookworm (Debian 12).

    Java>MinimServer, BubbleUPnP Server.

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    Neither package is needed on an OMV install. Not sure how they got there but you can probably remove them. If you installed something outside of OMV then you might need to think about those packages and if they need java.

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    Sorry, I could have added more detail. I am running bubbleupnp server which came with a dependency on default java. So I do actually need java, I just don't need a daily reminder to update it. These updates can't possibly all be necessary. I doubt they are even different from each other. I tried to examine the change log via the omv updates page, but this failed - see image.

    OMV 7 on 2 Raspberry Pi 3b's running Bookworm (Debian 12).

    Java>MinimServer, BubbleUPnP Server.

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    Zitat von marmitesandwich

    These updates can't possibly all be necessary. I doubt they are even different from each other

    That is a bold assumption. Debian doesn't release updates for fun. Updates are for stability and security.

    Zitat von marmitesandwich

    I tried to examine the change log via the omv updates page, but this failed - see image.

    They are meta packages which point at java packages. The meta packages don't actually have changelogs. The changelog is here - https://metadata.ftp-master.de…ava-common_0.74_changelog

    Zitat von marmitesandwich

    So I do actually need java, I just don't need a daily reminder to update it.

    It is one email. Just delete it.

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    Thanks for the comments and suggestions, ryecoaaron .

    Zitat von ryecoaaron

    It is one email. Just delete it.

    Since Debian doesn't release updates for fun, I guess I had better continue to install daily updates as advised by OMV notifications. Alternatively, I might investigate removing the default java and install a specific version, e.g. 8.


    I just wondered if there was some way in which OMV (or CRON-APT?) could be getting confused about whether there really are updates to be installed or not.

    OMV 7 on 2 Raspberry Pi 3b's running Bookworm (Debian 12).

    Java>MinimServer, BubbleUPnP Server.

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    Zitat von marmitesandwich

    Since Debian doesn't release updates for fun, I guess I had better continue to install daily updates as advised by OMV notifications. Alternatively, I might investigate removing the default java and install a specific version, e.g. 8.

    OMV installs updates from the security repo daily by default. So, you really shouldn't have a lot of updates on a normal system unless you install a lot of packages. Installing a specific version shouldn't change anything other than removing any updates for the meta package. meta packages don't get updated that often.

    Zitat von marmitesandwich

    I just wondered if there was some way in which OMV (or CRON-APT?) could be getting confused about whether there really are updates to be installed or not.

    OMV configures cron-apt but cron-apt is emailing. I don't know how cron-apt would get confused. apt/dpkg knows if there are updates and whether they have been installed or not. Running bubbleupnp in a docker would avoid these issues as well since you aren't installing additional packages to the OMV install. https://www.bubblesoftapps.com…pserver2/docs/docker.html

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    • Neu

    I solved this problem by upgrading to OMV7. This replaces java 11 with 17, and this does not involve any daily updates (so far!).

    Regards,

    Marmite

    OMV 7 on 2 Raspberry Pi 3b's running Bookworm (Debian 12).

    Java>MinimServer, BubbleUPnP Server.

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    Zitat von marmitesandwich

    this does not involve any daily updates

    it will. java always gets plenty of updates.

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