A simple test can be performed with the following steps:
On a jammy machine
- Install bind9
- Upgrade to the proposed version
- Verify the upgrade succeeds and the service is running
On a jammy machine
- Install bind9
- add "foo bar" to the last line of /etc/bind/named.conf
- Upgrade to the proposed version
- Verify the upgrade exits with an error status, such as
/etc/bind/named.conf:13: unknown option 'foo'
/etc/bind/named.conf:14: unexpected token near end of file
dpkg: error processing package bind9 (--configure):
installed bind9 package post-installation script subprocess returned error exit status 1
- Verify that the service is still running (no disruption).
A simple test can be performed with the following steps:
On a jammy machine
- Install bind9
- Upgrade to the proposed version
- Verify the upgrade succeeds and the service is running
On a jammy machine
- Install bind9 named.conf
- add "foo bar" to the last line of /etc/bind/
- Upgrade to the proposed version
- Verify the upgrade exits with an error status, such as
/etc/bind/ named.conf: 13: unknown option 'foo' named.conf: 14: unexpected token near end of file
/etc/bind/
dpkg: error processing package bind9 (--configure):
installed bind9 package post-installation script subprocess returned error exit status 1
- Verify that the service is still running (no disruption).