I know there has been a few topics on this, but basically, with NextCloud 25 now available, it’s important to migrate.
I have a RPI4 but unfortunately I picked the 32 bits version when I installed YNH initially. Now I could of course use a second RPI and do a migration, but I’d be more comfortable migrating the underlying debian 11 from 32 to 64 bits.
So far, all the topics here have been closed without solution…
backup my whole system with a snapshot/dd, what you want (to be able to come back to a working ststem very quickly)
backup yunohost
erase all and re-install 64 bits version of your OS
re-install yunohost
finish post-installation by restoring your yunohost backup.
I did it one time without issue, so it should be fine, but I think it’s also dependant of the installed apps on your system.
Totally agree with polochon. I would perform a force-upgrade on apps that fail to start after restoration: yunohost app upgrade <the_app> -F, that makes sure to re-build the apps previously compiled for ARM.
vaultwarden did not restart until after I ran yunohost app upgrade vaultwarden -F
nextcloud had an issue during the re-install which is quite weird (and unrelated to the process): my initial machine has a domain which I changed (and afterward removed the old domain name). There’s a trace of the old domain in nextcloud somewhere which ended up screwing the restoration. I had to re-add nextcloud.myolddomain to the ynh domain list, then the restoration went well!
