Looking forward to the release.
I use Debian Stable on almost all the systems I use (one is stuck on 10/Buster due to MoinMoin). I installed Trixie in a container last week, using an LXC container downloaded from linuxcontainers.org [1].
Three things I noted on the basic install :
1) Ping didn't work due to changed security settings (iputils-ping) [2]
2) OpenSSH server was installed as systemd socket
activated and so ignored /etc/ssh/sshd_config*. Maybe this is something specific to the container downloaded.
3) Systemd-resolved uses LLMNR as an name lookup alternative to DNS and pinging a firewalled host failed because the lookup seemed to be LLMNR accessing TCP port 5355. I disabled LLMNR.
Generally, Debian version updates have been succesful with me for a few years now, but I always have a backup, and always read the release notes.
[1] https://linuxcontainers.org
[2] https://www.debian.org/releases/trixie/release-notes/issues....
I use Debian Stable on almost all the systems I use (one is stuck on 10/Buster due to MoinMoin). I installed Trixie in a container last week, using an LXC container downloaded from linuxcontainers.org [1].
Three things I noted on the basic install :
1) Ping didn't work due to changed security settings (iputils-ping) [2]
2) OpenSSH server was installed as systemd socket activated and so ignored /etc/ssh/sshd_config*. Maybe this is something specific to the container downloaded.
3) Systemd-resolved uses LLMNR as an name lookup alternative to DNS and pinging a firewalled host failed because the lookup seemed to be LLMNR accessing TCP port 5355. I disabled LLMNR.
Generally, Debian version updates have been succesful with me for a few years now, but I always have a backup, and always read the release notes.
[1] https://linuxcontainers.org
[2] https://www.debian.org/releases/trixie/release-notes/issues....