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20GB is seemingly not enough space to upgrade from 9.2 to 10 :(

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  • jdaviescoatesJ
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    I have an almost empty Cloudron that is literally just running one Transmission app.

    It was failing to update due to some broken dpkg stuff, but I managed to sort that out and get up updated to 9.2. But I can't update to 10 as there isn't enough space.

    What can I do?

    What I did: I realised I could get a new more powerful VPS with lots more space from the same provider for less money that I was already paying - so I didn't that, then migrated the 20GB server to the new cheaper and more powerful 100GB server.

    Cloudron migrations are so good!

    Now running Cloudron 10.0.4 on this new server!

    But would still be interested in what options I might've had to upgrade from 9.2 to 10 if I hadn't been able to just buy and migrate to a larger server?

    I use Cloudron with Gandi & Hetzner

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    • dsp76D
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      ... how about mounting an additional file space (temporarily) to your server? Then moving apps there for the time updating. Depending on your provider, they might be offering file space.

      (Ask me about B2B marketing automation & low code business solutions, if thats interesting for you.)

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      • girishG
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        I don't have a good solution but we should probably bump up our minimum requirements to 30GB probably... Linux/Ubuntu/Docker images all add up I guess.

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