🚀 YunoHost 12.0 (Bookworm) release / Sortie de YunoHost 12.0 (Bookworm)

i pretty think the migration went well but i’m hitted with the unability to restart nginx.service

from what i read its conflicting with Droppy (file server) i’m not really sure how to overcome this.
here’s the results i get when i try systemctl restart nginx

Open the file with sudo nano /etc/nginx/conf.d/<yourdomain>.d/droppy.conf
You can display line numbers with Alt+Alt Gr+# and there is indeed a duplicate line, you may remove it. Save and quit with Ctrl+O then Ctrl+X.

Check NGINX with sudo nginx -t then restart it with systemctl restart nginx.

Note that Droppy is now deprecated, development of the package has stopped. You should find an alternative.

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oh, nice thanks
yes, i saw it today that droppy is deprecated, it wasnt when i installed it.
thanks and congrats on new release! :tada:

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Bonjour,

Merci pour tout ce travail. La migration s’est trĂšs bien dĂ©roulĂ©e, ça n’a pas toujours Ă©tĂ© le cas par le passĂ© (la commu a toujours Ă©tĂ© prĂ©sente pour aider <3) et du coup on peut mesurer les progrĂšs Ă©normes rĂ©alisĂ©s par le projet depuis le dĂ©but!

Mon matériel est un RPi4 avec 4Go RAM et un SSD branché sur USB.

J’ai commencĂ© Ă  tester la nouvelle webadmin qui est trĂšs rĂ©ussie. J’ai aussi commencĂ© Ă  personnaliser le portail, c’est chouette.

CÎté de mes applications Rouncube, Nextcloud et PluXml fonctionnent comme attendus!

Encore un grand merci pour tout et participer à la déGAFAMisation du monde :wink:

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Hello Team,
unfortunately something went wrong during my migration and then nothing worked anymore. so i installed a fresh version 12 and tried to restore a full backup of a version 11.
i first tried to restore as described in the documentation via the command line but then i always got an error that some apps could not be found. so i installed them via the admin panel. when i then try to restore this time it aborts because the apps are already installed =)
so i tried it via the web interface. unfortunately nothing happens in the admin panel when you click on restore. there should actually be a modal open or something like that.
in the browser web dev tools it also says something like “We’re sorry but YunoHost Admin doesn’t work properly without JavaScript enabled. Please enable it to continue.” I did some research and it seems that this might be a vue problem.

same with the update button. it doesnt work anymore.

please help!

can i somehow reinstall version 11 in an emergency?

Hi there,

thanks for the awesome work. I did the upgrade and nearly everything works like a charm (upgrade process, apps, etc).

I have the issue, that it seems, that yunohost doesn’t want to be on a subdomain anymore. My yunohost instance is hosted on yunohost.example.org. But this redirects to example.org/yunohost/sso[...].
On example.org runs a nextcloud instance which doesn’t know how to handle this request.
If I go to the IP-address directly I see the login page as usual.

It seems I’m not the only one expiriencing this issue.

If you have hints or a solution I would be very happy!

Best regards
Samuel

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Yes, unfortunately I have the same problem.

cloud-example-com/yunohost/admin → cloud-example-com/yunohost/admin (right)

cloud-example-com/yunohost → example-com/yunohost/sso (wrong)

cloud-example-com/ → example-com/yunohost/sso/ (wrong)

When I click “user interface” in cloud-example-com/yunohost/admin, it redirects to “example-com/yunohost/sso” again. it should be “cloud-example-com/yunohost/sso”

Sorry for my non-specific post. I was still in the first shock. I could solve it with your help!

The first error message came from nginx. And as you had already mentioned below, Droppy was the origin of the problem. I deleted it via cli and nginx could be started again.

Thank you for your patience!

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same problem om rpi 3b

Updated, everything is in order.

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I upgraded my YunoHost instance today and everything went well :slight_smile:

Thanks a lot to everyone who contributed to it!

I really like the new user portal and configuration options, and the new landing page looks great!

Is there an English version of the donation page? I can only find the French version (and unfortunately I don’t speak French 
).

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So, here is the situation from my side: after rebooting the server, I can access to webadmin. I’ve set a password for root and use with success su - to then execute admin commands.

The different logs about php7.3-fpm don’t provide useful information (for me): logs for apt install --fix-missing | logs for systemctl status php7.3-fpm.service | logs for systemctl status php7.3-fpm.service.

So I simply uninstalled php7.3-fpm and the execute the migration command again. I get error messages related to installed app (like
Error: Failed to read info for cyberchef : Invalid version: '10.19.4~ynh1') but the migration process is ongoing. :crossed_fingers:

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How long should the migration take? Are we talking hours?

It totally depends of you.
What hardware, what software ?

It could take from 20minutes to 20hours :person_shrugging:

Old Toshiba laptop, specs unknown.
Installed apps are Nextcloud, NodeRed, Metronome & a few Reverse Proxies.
I was hoping for just a rough expectation rather than an accurate prediction.

I have my answer, about an hour plus time to add an xmpp server.

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I can’t migrate

E: The repository ‘https://repo.delellis.com.ar bookworm Release’ does not have a Release file.
E: Failed to download some files
W: Failed to fetch https://repo.delellis.com.ar/dists/bookworm/Release: 404 Not Found [IP: Xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 443]
E: Some index files failed to download. They have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
Migration 0027_migrate_to_bookworm did not complete, aborting. Error: Failed to run command ‘aptitude update’

I attempted to upgrade, which seemed to go fine, but I took my eyes off of it for a second and suddenly the server was no longer reachable and seemed to turn off by itself? I rebooted it physically and now yunohost-api won’t respond. How screwed am I?

Error I get when I run sudo yunohost: https://privatebin.net/?ac4021ee65ef9a40#E7CFmLne22LgJM6ZU7ogVZTXWHUnhAhh2FGz8PBrNg7D

Yeah it can sound scary but bear with us

Can you share the output of sudo dpkg --list | grep "yunohost\|moulinette" 
 possibly I’m thinking a sudo apt full-upgrade might get you back on track but that depends how far you were in the migration

I’m already updating the system. It appears to be updating to bookworm releases, at least, but it’s being slowed by stopping itself to confirm with me about overwriting config files
 I hope I’m not here all day haha. I’ll get back to you with the output of that first command once I can.