Repository for Debian 13 "Trixie"

[PaulK]

Could someone please create a repository for the recent Debian v13 codename "trixie"?
Thanks in advance!

Paul

 

[Cold-Egg]

Sure, that's the plan. As the release is pretty new, we need some time to set up. Are you using Debian 13 already?

 

[PaulK]

Yes, I'm using Debian 13 since it's release on Saturday. Everything looks stable to me, and ls / lsphp is working fine. It's just that the apt update gives an error, hence my request for a new repostitory:

Error: The repository 'http://rpms.litespeedtech.com/debian trixie Release' does not have a Release file.

 

[Miss_Sissy]

I'll second PaulK's request for a Debian 13 OpenLiteSpeed repository. I'm ready to spin up a production OpenLiteSpeed server, and I don't want to start with a non-current version of Debian.

 

[Cold-Egg]

We are working on it.

 

[paul_m]

Are there binaries missing from the debian trixie repo? I can't see openlitespeed in there, and after an apt upgrade I get an error message saying some packages have disappeared. In particular, my lsphp84 binary seems to have vanished from my system.

Edit: In fact the file sizes of the files in trixie pool are all 4K so effectively just empty files. Until they are restored, can I point to the bookworm repo to download lsphp84 again?

 

[Cold-Egg]

Apologies for the inconvenience, the broken package has been removed. Please run apt clean followed by apt update; this should resolve the issue.

As for Trixie, the packages are not yet available, which is why the repository appears empty. Modifying the current build file for Trixie is what led to the issue above, we are still trying to make it to work with Trixie and be compatible with old systems at the same time.

 

[paul_m]

Apologies for the inconvenience, the broken package has been removed. Please run apt clean followed by apt update; this should resolve the issue.

As for Trixie, the packages are not yet available, which is why the repository appears empty. Modifying the current build file for Trixie is what led to the issue above, we are still trying to make it to work with Trixie and be compatible with old systems at the same time.

Thanks for your reply - I've got it all restored and working via the bookworm repo and it's running smoothly on my trixie machine.

 

[Cold-Egg]

Hi @PaulK and @paul_m
I tried to push some lsphp84 and extension packages to the repo for trixie, feel free to give it a try and let me know if you have any issues.

 

[PaulK]

Hi @Cold-Egg
Thanks for the update, works fine on my side:

lsphp84-common/trixie 8.4.11-1+trixie all [upgradable from: 8.4.11-1+bookworm]
lsphp84-curl/trixie 8.4.11-1+trixie amd64 [upgradable from: 8.4.11-1+bookworm]
lsphp84-dbg/trixie 8.4.11-1+trixie amd64 [upgradable from: 8.4.11-1+bookworm]
lsphp84-dev/trixie 8.4.11-1+trixie amd64 [upgradable from: 8.4.11-1+bookworm]
lsphp84-intl/trixie 8.4.11-1+trixie amd64 [upgradable from: 8.4.11-1+bookworm]
lsphp84-ldap/trixie 8.4.11-1+trixie amd64 [upgradable from: 8.4.11-1+bookworm]
lsphp84-modules-source/trixie 8.4.11-1+trixie all [upgradable from: 8.4.11-1+bookworm]
lsphp84-mysql/trixie 8.4.11-1+trixie amd64 [upgradable from: 8.4.11-1+bookworm]
lsphp84-pgsql/trixie 8.4.11-1+trixie amd64 [upgradable from: 8.4.11-1+bookworm]
lsphp84-snmp/trixie 8.4.11-1+trixie amd64 [upgradable from: 8.4.11-1+bookworm]
lsphp84-sqlite3/trixie 8.4.11-1+trixie amd64 [upgradable from: 8.4.11-1+bookworm]
lsphp84-sybase/trixie 8.4.11-1+trixie amd64 [upgradable from: 8.4.11-1+bookworm]
lsphp84-tidy/trixie 8.4.11-1+trixie amd64 [upgradable from: 8.4.11-1+bookworm]
lsphp84/trixie 8.4.11-1+trixie amd64 [upgradable from: 8.4.11-1+bookworm]

Thanks again for your help!

 

[paul_m]

Hi @PaulK and @paul_m
I tried to push some lsphp84 and extension packages to the repo for trixie, feel free to give it a try and let me know if you have any issues.

That's great - updated and working fine - thanks for all your help!

 

[epionier]

@Cold-Egg
Thank you for the update. Can you also please validate and add the following lsphp84 extensions?

lsphp84-imap
lsphp84-memcached
lsphp84-mysql
lsphp84-opcache
lsphp84-redis

Best regards!

 

[Cold-Egg]

That is for sure, just need some time.

 

[Cold-Egg]

@epionier
The MySQL, Memcached, and Redis packages are ready; feel free to give them a try and let me know if you encounter any issues.
For imap, I guess it's not compatible with Trixie yet.

 

[PaulK]

@Cold-Egg The extension lsphp84-mysql is working fine:

stratfield:~# apt install lsphp84-mysql
lsphp84-mysql is already the newest version (8.4.11-3+trixie).

But memcached and redis have still not been updated from bookworm to trixie:

# apt install lsphp84-memcached
lsphp84-memcached is already the newest version (3.3.0-2+bookworm).

# apt install lsphp84-redis
lsphp84-redis is already the newest version (6.2.0-2+bookworm).

 

[Cold-Egg]

It's already pushed. Maybe because the existing package version is higher than the new package on your system?
See the packages here https://rpms.litespeedtech.com/debian/pool/main/trixie/

 

[PaulK]

@Cold-Egg Yes, you're right. De-installing the old extensions followed by re-installing the new ones did the trick. I now have the trixie modules installed.

I guess lsphp84-imap is difficult due to the change of Dovecot in trixie? I had to do a lot of reconfiguration in Dovecot after upgrading, and I can imagine the imap extension is related to that. Hope you can fix it at some point! Thanks so far for your help!

 

[Cold-Egg]

I found that libc-client-dev isn’t available on Trixie, which caused the IMAP build to fail. So, no solution for IMAP now.

 

[PaulK]

@Cold-Egg Could libc-client2007e be a solution?
See https://packages.debian.org/sid/libc-client2007e
This one is still available in trixie.

 

[epionier]

@Cold-Egg
Thank you I installed the packages and have no issues so far, but the packages are not actively in use so far, but configuration of corresponding software is done. I removed lsphp84-imap beaucse of your hint.

As I upgraded the server from Bookworm I had to remove some "old" Bookworm and install some "new" TRIXIE packages again, too.
Most probably - as you noted - because version number is lower than the former version on Bookworm.

Now:

apt --installed list | grep lsphp84

lsphp84-apcu/trixie,now 5.1.24-1+trixie amd64 [installed]
lsphp84-common/trixie,now 8.4.11-3+trixie all [installed]
lsphp84-curl/trixie,now 8.4.11-3+trixie amd64 [installed]
lsphp84-igbinary/trixie,now 3.2.16-4+trixie amd64 [installed]
lsphp84-imagick/trixie,now 3.8.0-1+trixie amd64 [installed]
lsphp84-intl/trixie,now 8.4.11-3+trixie amd64 [installed]
lsphp84-memcached/trixie,now 3.3.0-2+trixie amd64 [installed]
lsphp84-msgpack/trixie,now 3.0.0-1+trixie amd64 [installed]
lsphp84-mysql/trixie,now 8.4.11-3+trixie amd64 [installed]
lsphp84-opcache/trixie,now 8.4.11-3+trixie amd64 [installed]
lsphp84-redis/trixie,now 6.2.0-2+trixie amd64 [installed]
lsphp84/trixie,now 8.4.11-3+trixie amd64 [installed]