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Update blocker documentation to reflect EA4 blocker changes
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toddr authored May 13, 2024
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* Elevation will block if a MySQL upgrade is in progress.
* The system **must** not be setup to use a remote database server.
* Some **EA4 packages** are not supported on AlmaLinux 8.
* Example: PHP versions 5.4 through 7.1 are available on CentOS 7 but not AlmaLinux 8. You would need to remove these packages before upgrading. Doing so might impact your system users. Proceed with caution.
* Example: Ruby 2.4 is available on CentOS 7 but not AlmaLinux 8. You would need to remove these packages before upgrading. Doing so might impact your system users. Proceed with caution.
* PHP versions 5.4 through 7.1 are available from cPanel on CentOS 7 but not AlmaLinux 8.
* If they are in use by any system users, we block the elevation from proceeding.
* If they are **not** in use, we allow the elevation to proceed and these versions of PHP will not be installed after the elevation completes.
* If you have Imunify 360 installed, then it can provide hardened PHP for versions 5.1 through 7.1 on AlmaLinux 8 as well as CentOS 7. We now detect that these PHP versions are provided by Imunify 360 and allow the elevation to proceed.
* The system **must** be able to control the boot process by changing the GRUB2 configuration.
* The reason for this is that the Leapp framework, which performs the upgrade of distribution-provided software, needs to be able to run a custom early boot environment (initrd) in order to safely upgrade the distribution.
* We check for this by seeing whether the kernel the system is currently running is the same version as that which the system believes is the default boot option.
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