Hardware: Raspberry Pi 2B YunoHost version: 11.0.10.2 I have access to my server : Through SSH | through the webadmin Are you in a special context or did you perform some particular tweaking on your YunoHost instance ? : I don’t remember If yes, please explain: may be SSH config
Description of my issue
It’s impossible to upgrade Nextcloud 24 to Nextcloud 25.
Error message : Sorry, Nextcloud has deprecated 32-bit support
I apologize if I’m off topic, but is it the nextcloud installation files that are 32 bits or the whole system? In order to make it more perennial and know if I need to plan 3 days off for a complete install
Hello everyone,
On an Olimex Lime1, I got the same message : 32-bit support deprecated for Nextcloud
Does it mean that I won’t be able to follow the future of Nextcloud with that hardware?
Not after Nextcloud 25. Support will end with this version, Nextcloud 26 won’t support it.
Until then (October 2023), versions 25.x will be supported.
For Yunohost, then will come soon, support is ready in the testing branch.
If you have a 32-bit arch server and can mess around with Nextcloud, we need testers for the current 25.0.2 version (installable in 32-bit arch) in the testing branch.
Warning : it’s possible than a manual operation (editing some Nextcloud files) to fix a bug with quota will be required after the upgrade. Reverting to the automated backup done before upgrade should always be possible, but you need to be aware of this
Ok, so I just tried the upgrade and it seems to have worked properly (Raspberry Pi 3B 32 bits).
How can I know if I have the bug with quota?
Here is my terminal output,
Thanks!
Info: Now upgrading nextcloud...
Info: [....................] > Loading installation settings...
Warning: Nextcloud has deprecated 32-bit support. Version 25 is the last one to support 32-bit architectures.
Info: [+...................] > Ensuring downward compatibility...
Info: [#+++++++++..........] > Backing up the app before upgrading (may take a while)...
Info: [##########++........] > Upgrading dependencies...
Info: '/tmp/tmp.plCFrhx62y' wasn't deleted because it doesn't exist.sts...
Warning: 0/0 [->--------------------------] 0%Nextcloud or one of the apps require upgrade - only a limited number of commands are availableeb server configuration...
Warning: You may use your browser or the occ upgrade command to do the upgrade
Warning: Nextcloud or one of the apps require upgrade - only a limited number of commands are availableeature. You may encounter issues when dealing with your calendar or address book.
Warning: You may use your browser or the occ upgrade command to do the upgrade
Warning: Starting ...loud 25.0.0
Warning: 0/0 [>---------------------------] 0%t doesn't exist.
Warning: Starting ...one of the apps require upgrade - only a limited number of commands aWarning: 1/0 [->--------------------------] 0% Starting ...
Warning: 0/1 [>---------------------------] 0%ade command to do the upgrade
Warning: Starting ...one of the apps require upgrade - only a limited number of commands aInfo: [##############+++...] > Reconfiguring Nextcloud...
Warning: 1/1 [============================] 100%File /var/www/nextcloud/config/config.php has been manually modified since the installation or last upgrade. So it has been duplicated in /var/cache/yunohost/appconfbackup//var/www/nextcloud/config/config.php.backup.20221219.230802
Warning: Note that if you've installed some third-parties Nextcloud applications, they are probably disabled and you'll have to manually enable them again.^[Info: [#################...] > Upgrading logrotate configuration...Info: [#################++.] > Reconfiguring Fail2Ban...[OAInfo: The service fail2ban has correctly executed the action reload-or-restart.
Info: [###################.] > Reloading NGINX web server and PHP-FPM...
Info: [####################] > Upgrade of nextcloud completed
Success! nextcloud upgraded
Success! Upgrade complete
Thanks @Lapineige
I have the same error on a RP4, 64bit then…
I can understand the issue on 32bit based board, but what about on a RP4?
Am I missing something?
Many thanks
“Just in case”, are you sure that the OS you have installed is 64 bits? Try lscpu to be sure.
I’ve already did the mistake to install a raspbian 32bits version on a 64 bits board…
