Upgrading Cloudron via command line
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I've attempted to move from Google CP to Amazon EC2, but made the mistake of upgrading to 6.2.8 before doing so, because the one-click install for Amazon is currently 6.2.7.
Can I upgrade the freshly launched instance to 6.2.8 via ubuntu command line, so that I continue with my restore from backup?
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I've attempted to move from Google CP to Amazon EC2, but made the mistake of upgrading to 6.2.8 before doing so, because the one-click install for Amazon is currently 6.2.7.
Can I upgrade the freshly launched instance to 6.2.8 via ubuntu command line, so that I continue with my restore from backup?
@christiaan Ah our bad that we haven't updated the ec2 1-click image. I think the best way to restore 6.2.8 would be to install cloudron from the command line instead of using the 1-click image. So, start with a fresh ubuntu 20.04 and run the three commands here - https://www.cloudron.io/get.html . There is no difference between running the install scripts and the 1-click image.
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@christiaan Ah our bad that we haven't updated the ec2 1-click image. I think the best way to restore 6.2.8 would be to install cloudron from the command line instead of using the 1-click image. So, start with a fresh ubuntu 20.04 and run the three commands here - https://www.cloudron.io/get.html . There is no difference between running the install scripts and the 1-click image.
@girish gotcha, no prob, thanks
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@christiaan Ah our bad that we haven't updated the ec2 1-click image. I think the best way to restore 6.2.8 would be to install cloudron from the command line instead of using the 1-click image. So, start with a fresh ubuntu 20.04 and run the three commands here - https://www.cloudron.io/get.html . There is no difference between running the install scripts and the 1-click image.
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@girish when will the Amazon 1-click image be upgraded?
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