/etc/update-motd.d
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#!/usr/bin/sh # Updates to current release# Possible summaries include:# No packages needed for security; %d packages available# %d package(s) needed[ (+%d related)] for security, out of %d available# There are [[%d security update(s)[ out of ]%d total update(s)]] availableLANG=C timeout 30s /usr/bin/dnf \ --debuglevel 2 \ updateinfo 2>/dev/null \ | grep -Pzo '.*Updates(.*\n)*' \ && echo 'Run "sudo dnf update" to apply all updates.' # New OS releases and versions## Example summary:## A newer release of "Amazon Linux" is available.# Version 2023.0.20230824:# Version 2023.0.20230831:# A new version of "Amazon Linux" is available!# Version 2024.0.20240915: # don't be noisy if plugin is missingif rpm -q --quiet dnf-plugin-release-notification; then LANG=C timeout 30s /usr/bin/dnf \ check-release-update 2>&1 | awk 'function pline() { printf any?"%s\n":"\n%s\n", $0; any=1; } /newer release.*is available/ { sub("^ *", ""); pline(); } /new version.*is available/ { sub("^ *", ""); pline(); } /Version .*:/ { print; } END { if (any) { print "Run \"/usr/bin/dnf check-release-update\" for full release and version update info"; } }'fi