Generic Auto-Patcher

A shell script and systemd service that automatically runs package upgrades, cleans orphaned and cached packages, schedules system reboots, and integrates custom pre and post transaction scripts.

Supported Distro's

• Debian
• Ubuntu
• Centos
• Fedora
• OpenSUSE Leap
• OpenSUSE Tumbleweed
• Arch
• Manjaro
• FreeBSD

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Install Auto-Patcher

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/JustinTimperio/auto-patcher/master/install.sh | sudo sh

Uninstall Auto-Patcher

sudo /opt/auto-patcher/remove.sh

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Config Options

The config file for auto-patcher can be found in /etc/auto-patcher/config

Cleanup

Cleans orhpaned packages and old cached package versions. Can be set to 'true' or 'false':
cleanup='true'

Pre_Transaction

Trigger an event before auto-patcher runs any upgrades or maintenance.

• Run a custom script:
  pre_transaction='$(./home/user/custom.sh')

• Run a command directly:
  pre_transaction=$(systemctl stop someunit.service anotherunit.service)

Post_Transaction

Trigger an event after auto-patcher runs an upgrade but before a reboot is scheduled.

• Run a custom script:
  post_transaction='$(./home/user/custom.sh')

• Run a command directly:
  post_transaction=$(systemctl start someunit.service anotherunit.service)

Force_Reboot

This forces the system to schedule a reboot after every script completion. Can be set to 'true' or 'false':
force_reboot='false'

Disable_Reboot

Disables reboots even if they are needed. Can be set to 'true' or 'false':
disable_reboot='false'

Reboot_Time

Reboot_time sets when a reboot will be scheduled if it is needed. By default a reboot will only be scheduled if the kernel has be upgraded, or if a running service unit requires a reboot to take effect.

• Schedules a reboot one minute after completion:
  reboot_time=$(date --date='1 minute' +%H:%M)

• Set a spesific time for a reboot to occur if it is needed:
  reboot_time='00:00'