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Peter Ajamian b2d0c000d4 Turn off colors This is for two reaons: 1. There have been a number of complaints about the color blue. For now I can't get reasonable agreement on which color to make informative messages and it will differ depending on what the background color is of a person's terminal. 2. Currently the log is generated simply by splitting stdout and stderr. That means that color codes go to the log, which is less than ideal. We need separate logging routines that don't send the color codes but for now turning off color will suffice. This has been accomplished simply by commenting out the tput assignments at the beginning of the script. It is likely that osme form of color support will go back in at some point so we'll keep the old code around for now.	2021-05-29 21:17:10 +12:00
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Peter Ajamian b2d0c000d4 Turn off colors

This is for two reaons:

1.  There have been a number of complaints about the color blue.  For now I
can't get reasonable agreement on which color to make informative messages and
it will differ depending on what the background color is of a person's terminal.

2.  Currently the log is generated simply by splitting stdout and stderr.  That
means that color codes go to the log, which is less than ideal.  We need
separate logging routines that don't send the color codes but for now turning
off color will suffice.

This has been accomplished simply by commenting out the tput assignments at the
beginning of the script.  It is likely that osme form of color support will go
back in at some point so we'll keep the old code around for now.

2021-05-29 21:17:10 +12:00

centos2rocky.sh

remove unneeded option

2021-05-07 17:16:32 -07:00

migrate2rocky.sh

Turn off colors

2021-05-29 21:17:10 +12:00

README.md

Touched up readme

2021-05-03 22:36:49 -04:00

README.md

Rocky Tools

Various scripts and tools that we find useful, whether we use them or they are made for public consumption. For example, conversion scripts or otherwise.

[Centos2Rocky] -- Conversion Script

Running this script will convert an existing CentOS 8 system to Rocky Linux 8.

Usage

./centos2rocky.sh -h
├── -h   # --> Displays this help
├── -r   # --> Converts to Rocky
├── -V   # --> Verifies switch
└── -R   # --> Reinstalls all packages 

[!! USE WITH CAUTION !!]

Debugging

The centos2rocky script pipes everything shown on stdout to /var/log/centos2rocky.log.

If you run in to issues executing this script, please submit an issue here.

Make sure to include the output log, and remove any sensitive information. (if any)

Feel free to create a pull request if you think you've got the fix.