panic mode: Update failed

[RazielKanos]

during the update it asked me where i want to boot from and i've chose the hdd labled BOOT if that helps

[nebulon]

Looks like it tries to do some network booting, is this a local physical server or some VPS or so?

[RazielKanos]

VPS at NetCup

[nebulon]

ah I see, then you have to contact Netcup support about this as this is highly provider specific.

[RazielKanos]

netcup is not willing to help - so i have to kill everything?

[girish]

@RazielKanos Oh, that's unfortunate (I mean isn't it their servers?) Anyway, do you have external backups i.e not on the server itself ? It's quite easy to restore from backups.

[RazielKanos]

great, well my plan is to install directly ubuntu 22 than and install the latest cloudron version on that yeah, luckily i have all my cloudron backups on my HDD

[RazielKanos]

@girish Yeah, well they say they are just responsible for the hardware to run, but if ifuck something up i am on my own

[girish]

@RazielKanos If possible, don't nuke the server yet. Instead, create a new server to restore (just in case, you need access to the old server).

[RazielKanos]

@girish I just have this one unfortunately, still in my "trying phase"

Oh btw, NetCup seemingly doesn't offer any preinstalled Cloudron any longer. I installed Ubunty 18 with Cloudron already preinstalled in November last year, but that option now is gone, they just have naked Ubuntu 20 and 22

[girish]

In some ways that's good, their cloudron image was very outdated , last I checked. Best to install it with the install script at https://cloudron.io/get.html .

BTW, in your case, you have to install with ./cloudron-setup --version 7.4.2 (otherwise, you will get 7.5.0). Your backups are based on 7.4.2

[RazielKanos]

Thanks for the advice, Installation is running

[RazielKanos]

All went well, apps are restored and all is running as intended