No, I’m not.
Hm…
It says, " The most straightforward way to fix it is to run sudo apt update
from the command line where you’ll be asked to confirm this change."
I can’t see any way to access the terminal on my rasp pi. How do I get to the terminal?
Hm… so there’s this other access point, for other users, /yunohost/sso/ Hm, weird, I tried to login with my admin login… doesn’t work, so I guess I have to create a New User to be able to access /yunohost/sso/… maybe… okay, so I’ll try creating a New User, currently there are no users.
I tried creating a new user in Users.
I thought, okay, I guess I’ll just call the new user ‘admin’.
Hit ‘save’ and… it did nothing, there was an error, that user already exists.
Oh, what?? Hm… okay, I’ll create a new user with a different name then…
Now I get a “There is already a YunoHost operation running. Please wait for it to finish before running another one.” Shit, did I fuck it up. I waited and waited, I can’t do anything because everytime I click on something, “There is already a YunoHost operation running. Please wait for it to finish before running another one.” Huuuuuuuh. I did a reboot. Still getting the “There is already a YunoHost operation running. Please wait for it to finish before running another one.” message. Damn. Eventually that went away and I made a new user. Whew, I thought I fucked it up.
Oh, okay, the new user account is also the admin account it seems as the email is admin@mydomain.noho.st . Ah, I see now in the documentation, admin is reserved for the first user, gotta read ahead more, ha ha.
Uh… what the hell, that was pointless, all there is are links to the apps installed on Yunohost, nothing else. No access to terminal or anything.
Oh man, I see, I thought there was a terminal in yunohost somewhere, I just do it from terminal on my computer, okay, I’m in… jeez.
did
sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade
cross fingers this doesn’t fuck everything up
It asked me it I wanted to update or keep the current version of the modified “metronome.cfg.lua” and I chose to keep the current version, as I thought it must have been modified by YunoHost for some reason.