~$ cat /etc/lsb-release
DISTRIB_ID=Ubuntu
DISTRIB_RELEASE=22.04
DISTRIB_CODENAME=jammy
DISTRIB_DESCRIPTION="Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS"
~$ sudo snap info maas
name: maas
summary: Metal as a Service
publisher: Canonical✓
store-url: https://snapcraft.io/maas
contact: https://discourse.maas.io/
license: unset
description: |
Total automation of your physical servers for amazing data center operational efficiency.
commands:
- maas
services:
maas.supervisor: simple, enabled, active
snap-id: shY22YTZ3RhJJDOj0MfmShTNZTEb1Jiq
tracking: 2.8/stable
refresh-date: 7 days ago, at 00:07 GMT
channels:
3.3/stable: 3.3.4-13189-g.f88272d1e 2023-06-21 (28521) 138MB -
3.3/candidate: 3.3.1-13169-g.94920eb1e 2023-03-14 (26658) 138MB -
3.3/beta: 3.3.5-13201-g.2715332b6 2023-08-04 (29855) 138MB -
3.3/edge: 3.3.5-13217-g.bc62ea88d 2023-12-15 (32313) 138MB -
latest/stable: –
latest/candidate: –
latest/beta: –
latest/edge: 3.5.0~alpha1-15445-g.f5c5d5717 2023-12-15 (32330) 195MB -
3.4/stable: –
3.4/candidate: 3.4.0~rc2-14317-g.15c0dc219 2023-11-09 (31463) 138MB -
3.4/beta: 3.4.0-14319-g.3ab76533f 2023-12-04 (32085) 138MB -
3.4/edge: 3.4.0~rc2-14324-g.354f71f94 2023-12-15 (32320) 138MB -
3.2/stable: 3.2.9-12055-g.c3d5597a7 2023-10-06 (31022) 148MB -
3.2/candidate: 3.2.9-12055-g.c3d5597a7 2023-12-19 (32354) 148MB -
3.2/beta: 3.2.10~alpha1-12059-g.1ec3972b6 2023-10-06 (30948) 148MB -
3.2/edge: 3.2.10~alpha1-12062-g.609885010 2023-11-06 (31542) 148MB -
3.1/stable: 3.1.2-10926-g.5ad7060e5 2023-09-25 (30495) 142MB -
3.1/candidate: 3.1.1-10918-g.9cbd96fd2 2023-12-20 (32361) 142MB -
3.1/beta: ↑
3.1/edge: 3.1.2-10927-g.bd1dde499 2023-10-02 (30939) 142MB -
3.0/stable: 3.0.1-10052-g.82c730c57 2023-06-20 (28871) 143MB -
3.0/candidate: 3.0.0-10029-g.986ea3e45 2022-11-15 (24909) 143MB -
3.0/beta: ↑
3.0/edge: 3.0.1-10054-g.1276a4b39 2023-10-02 (30942) 143MB -
2.9/stable: 2.9.3-9276-g.76e9dd1e6 2023-08-29 (30206) 141MB -
2.9/candidate: ↑
2.9/beta: 2.9.3-9276-g.76e9dd1e6 2023-08-29 (30206) 141MB -
2.9/edge: 2.9.3-9276-g.76e9dd1e6 2023-08-23 (30206) 141MB -
2.8/stable: 2.8.7-8610-g.4a04daa43 2021-09-16 (16381) 135MB -
2.8/candidate: 2.8.7-8610-g.4a04daa43 2021-09-16 (16381) 135MB -
2.8/beta: ↑
2.8/edge: 2.8.9~rc1-8615-g.235c64cb7 2022-10-26 (24701) 136MB -
2.7/stable: 2.7.3-8290-g.ebe2b9884 2020-08-21 (8724) 144MB -
2.7/candidate: ↑
2.7/beta: ↑
2.7/edge: 2.7.3-8297-g.68a767295 2021-02-16 (11806) 143MB -
installed: 2.8.7-8610-g.4a04daa43 (16381) 135MB -
~$ sudo snap refresh --channel=3.3 maas
error: snap "maas" is not available on 3.3/stable but is available to install on the following
channels:
3.3/candidate snap refresh --channel=3.3/candidate maas
3.3/beta snap refresh --channel=3.3/beta maas
3.3/edge snap refresh --channel=3.3/edge maas
Please be mindful pre-release channels may include features not completely tested or
implemented. Get more information with 'snap info maas'.
~$ sudo psql --version
psql (PostgreSQL) 16.1 (Ubuntu 16.1-1.pgdg22.04+1)
The host OS was upgraded from Ubuntu 18 LTS → 20.04 LTS → 22.04.3 LTS.
Successfully manually upgraded maas from 2.8.7 → 2.9/stable → 3.0/stable (3.0.1) → 3.1/stable (3.1.2) → 3.3/stable (3.3.4). That’s a interesting workaround…
That trail of updates looks suspiciously like our snap epochs .
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Thanks for the clarification!
system
5 January 2024 10:08
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