How many apps do you have installed?
- In my VPS with 20 apps installed, the app list (
đ / Applications
) takes 9 to 10 seconds to load. - In a Raspberry Pi 3 with 3 apps installed the app list takes 1 to 2 seconds to load.
How many apps do you have installed?
đ / Applications
) takes 9 to 10 seconds to load.only 3, but I will add more. It is a vps with 1GB RAM, generally quite fast, though
Now 6 apps including synapse and element and still same speed
Quand jâinstalle une app directement depuis GitHub et que je rĂ©pond mal Ă la question âĂȘtes-vous sĂ»r de faire cela ?â, il y a une exception Python qui sâaffiche :
Je pense pouvoir fixer cela prochainement.
Hi,
On a RPI4 with 12 apps it take 5 seconds to load the app list
I switched to the testing version. Issues I have noted:
There is an inconsistent state with yunohost-admin still being at 4.1.4.
The admin web page will not come up properly.
The following message is repeated output to the console:
debug1: client_input_channel_req: channel 0 rtype keepalive@openssh.com reply 1
I have attached the full output of the upgrade session and a snapshot of the admin page.
Admin_Page|690x367
upgrade_to_4.2.pdf (109.6 KB)
Hmokay Iâm puzzled by the webadmin still being in 4.1 despite that in your log itâs explicitly upgraded âŠ
What happens if you run apt install yunohost-admin=4.2.0
?
Nothing.
â apt install yunohost-admin=4.2.0
Reading package lists⊠Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information⊠Done
yunohost-admin is already the newest version (4.2.0).
0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
I was able to fix the issue with the inconsistent version of yunohost-admin by forcing a reinstall:
apt-get --reinstall install yunohost yunohost-admin moulinette ssowat
Then after a browser refresh on the admin page, itâs now functioning as well. So everything appears to be okay now.
when I click on an installed app, e.g. mautrix_whatsapp, the page is empty. No option to remove the app, etc.
Do you see any errors in the javascript console that may be related ?
Content Security Policy: Les paramĂštres de la page ont empĂȘchĂ© le chargement dâune ressource Ă data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhIAAgAPEAAA⊠(« default-src »).
TypeError: t.settings.path is undefined
onQueriesResponse AppInfo.vue:241
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TypeError: t.allowedGroups is undefined
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VueJS 7
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Hmindeed there are some funky stuff on the app info view when the app is not an actual webapp ⊠though in my case with Borg Server the page does load, there are just some stuff not making sense
(maybe thatâs related to the fact that borgserver doesnât have any domain or path defined, whereas mautrix maybe has a domain defined, but no path defined)
Brand new installation on a VPS : success
(I have not yet installed anyhing on it, but Iâll try to migrate a few services to the VPS to test)
Gravâs installation form is not loading in the webadmin. However, Bluditâs works.
The console says:
TypeError: can't convert null to object
keys index.js:390
VueJS 3
proxy index.js:397
VueJS 3
$v index.js:662
VueJS 3
i AppInstall.vue:1
VueJS 7
vue.runtime.esm.js:1888:12
Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: e is undefined
u yunohostArguments.js:17
p yunohostArguments.js:63
m yunohostArguments.js:165
formatManifestData AppInstall.vue:110
created AppInstall.vue:150
Do you have any way to check the javascript console ? (Do you reproduce on a desktop browser?)
BTW, thereâs a âbugâ where I got âaccess deniedâ when accessing http://my.tld/yunohost/admin
for the first time after the update. It did not show the login page.
HTML/JS not being invalidated by the browser, I guess. Ctrl-f5 solved the issue and redirected me correctly to the login page.
Hello there,
somehow one of my Yunohosts is now running 4.2 testing. I havenât actively switched to testing. How do I go back to the stable branch?
4.2. testing is running well, but Iâd like to go back to the stable branch, possible when 4.2. turns stable.
How do I achive that?
Many thanks,
Martin