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  Trying to work out what non-Debian or non-Buster packages I need to remove James Allsopp <jamesaallsopp@googlemail.com> - 2022-03-10 15:00 +0100
    Re: Trying to work out what non-Debian or non-Buster packages I need  to remove Dan Ritter <dsr@randomstring.org> - 2022-03-10 16:20 +0100

#246158 — Trying to work out what non-Debian or non-Buster packages I need to remove

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Hi,
I'm trying to upgrade to Bullseye at the moment, but a bit stuck on which
non-Debian packages I need to remove;
root@hawaiian:~# apt-forktracer | sort | awk -F ' ' '{print $1}'
containerd.io
docker-ce
docker-ce-cli
docker-ce-rootless-extras
docker-scan-plugin
elasticsearch
google-chrome-stable
kibana
libnvpair3linux
libuutil3linux
libzfs4linux
libzpool4linux
logstash
spl-dkms
zfs-dkms
zfsutils-linux
zfs-zed
root@hawaiian:~# aptitude search '?narrow(?installed,
?not(?origin(Debian)))'
i A containerd.io
                                                                    - An
open and reliable container runtime

i   docker-ce
                                                                        -
Docker: the open-source application container engine

i A docker-ce-cli
                                                                    -
Docker CLI: the open-source application container engine

i A docker-ce-rootless-extras
                                                        - Rootless support
for Docker.
i A docker-scan-plugin
                                                               - Docker
scan cli plugin.

i   elasticsearch
                                                                    -
Distributed RESTful search engine built for the cloud

i   google-chrome-stable
                                                             - The web
browser from Google

i   kibana
                                                                           -
Explore and visualize your Elasticsearch data

i   logstash
                                                                         -
An extensible logging pipeline   spl-dkms

These (libnvpair3linux, libuutil3linux, libzfs4linux, libzpool4linux,
spl-dkms, zfs-dkms, zfsutils-linux, zfs-zed)  are from Backports, so do
they need to be removed? I ask as my /var is mounted as ZFS and that might
get tricky! I can handle removing the docker ones as I'd like to install
Podman anyway. Is there a proper way I should do this?

Would I be taking a risk keeping elasticsearch, kibana, logstash and chrome
or should I just remove those too? Should I comment out the entries in
apt/sources.list.d?

Thanks
James

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#246162 — Re: Trying to work out what non-Debian or non-Buster packages I need to remove

James Allsopp wrote: 
> Hi,
> I'm trying to upgrade to Bullseye at the moment, but a bit stuck on which
> non-Debian packages I need to remove;
> root@hawaiian:~# apt-forktracer | sort | awk -F ' ' '{print $1}'
> containerd.io
> docker-ce
> docker-ce-cli
> docker-ce-rootless-extras
> docker-scan-plugin
> elasticsearch
> google-chrome-stable
> kibana
> libnvpair3linux
> libuutil3linux
> libzfs4linux
> libzpool4linux
> logstash
> spl-dkms
> zfs-dkms
> zfsutils-linux
> zfs-zed



> These (libnvpair3linux, libuutil3linux, libzfs4linux, libzpool4linux,
> spl-dkms, zfs-dkms, zfsutils-linux, zfs-zed)  are from Backports, so do
> they need to be removed? I ask as my /var is mounted as ZFS and that might
> get tricky! I can handle removing the docker ones as I'd like to install
> Podman anyway. Is there a proper way I should do this?

Make sure your bullseye source includes contrib. Install
zfs-dkms and zfs-initramfs before you reboot into a new kernel.

Stop all your docker containers, then apt remove the packages.

> Would I be taking a risk keeping elasticsearch, kibana, logstash and chrome
> or should I just remove those too? Should I comment out the entries in
> apt/sources.list.d?

Comment them out, set the daemons to not start, and after the
upgrade, find apt sources warranted to be compatible with
bullseye and reinstall.

-dsr-

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