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Debian Major Upgrade Assistant
An automated configuration migration tool for Debian servers that safely parses, backs up, and updates config files during major OS version upgrades, mimicking Ubuntu's do-release-upgrade.
Why this matters
An automated configuration migration tool for Debian servers that safely parses, backs up, and updates config files during major OS version upgrades, mimicking Ubuntu's do-release-upgrade.
- · Built for Debian server administrators and self-hosters..
- · Most likely monetization: Donationware or low-cost premium tier for web-based rollback.
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Headline
Debian Major Upgrade Assistant
Sub-headline
An automated configuration migration tool for Debian servers that safely parses, backs up, and updates config files during major OS version upgrades, mimicking Ubuntu's do-release-upgrade.
Who It's For
For Debian server administrators and self-hosters.
Feature List
✓ Pre-upgrade config backup ✓ Automated config merging/diff resolution ✓ Rollback capabilities
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Community Voices
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- “OS upgrades suck (upgrading from Debian 12 to 13, for example, required me to manually edit config files -- there is no easy upgrade path like Fedora or Ubuntu)”
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