Well I meant also hobbyist server operators are just going to run those things, and get it done. Server farm operators definitely need automation, yes.
Ah I mean apt update / apt upgrade is likely to upgrade other stuff too. So often I’ll reboot the whole server too. Depends on what else gets upgraded of course.
Don’t worry. Everyone is just doing
sudo apt update sudo apt upgrade sudo shutdown -r nowJob done.
Oh and if you want to check your work.
r00ty@r00ted ~ $ php -v PHP x.x.x (cli) (built: Oct 21 2026 xx:xx:xx)Job definitely done.
You wanted to say, everyone in this field worth his salt had this automated and is ready for the regular cve appearance…
Well I meant also hobbyist server operators are just going to run those things, and get it done. Server farm operators definitely need automation, yes.
I disagree to a certain grade. If you have Internet facing services, this is not optional.
Eg automated security updates every night.
But what events like these always show is that even many professionals are doing it manually and amateurs partly never.
This is an observation.
Don’t even have to reboot. Just restart the PHP processes or the webserver.
Ah I mean apt update / apt upgrade is likely to upgrade other stuff too. So often I’ll reboot the whole server too. Depends on what else gets upgraded of course.
Good. Don’t want to lose my uptime