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You can also check apt list --upgradable | grep security if those are actually security updates.

@girish Thanks for the quick reply, 👍.

In case anyone else needs this on 22.04, I followed these steps and was able to get the system to boot with full disk encrypted drive with the private key coming from the tpm and no password needing to be typed.

I don't think this uses the same libraries as the new option in 23.10 so I expect that when 24.04 comes out I will do a fresh OS install to use the better supported FDE TPM integration from that version going forward but as a stop gap I am happy with this for now.

@scooke said in Can't start upgrade from Ubuntu 20.04 to Ubuntu 22.0x because of "no development version of an LTS available" error:

This has an interesting bit about the -d. https://askubuntu.com/questions/1412543/how-does-exactly-do-release-upgrade-d-work#:~:text=The command do-release-upgrade,version of an LTS available. .

wow, great link.

@robw I have fixed the guide to remove the -d flag. Thanks for reporting.

This has not been tested by us at least and given that 23.04 is not an LTS there is probably no big rush if at all to support it.

Yes, anyone attempting the install, even locally, is useful to grab the log and get a sense of the changes and how the installer might need to be modified.

So go ahead, even if it doesn't work, it's useful data.

No fear!

We can't change the doc page yet atleast until 7.5 is stable. Also, 18.04 is still supported to install pre-7.4 releases.

tl;dr - If you have the above problem apt install python3-magic . Then, run apt update . On another server, unattended-upgrades package was missing as well (!) Not sure how because Cloudron installs it at install time. So, install it and run unattended-upgrade -d.

@necrevistonnezr Thank you for your answere.
I am just tryin to learn things step for step and take my time 🙂
added you in discord 🙂

Okay i never was been here before in this forum.
this is sad what trolls are tryin

i just here to improve my skills at the points where there are. clearly i am a little bit late with 29 to focus an such beginner things other learn with 15-19 but its never to late i guess 🙂

@benborges Ah ok. Maybe you can wait for 7.3. Please update to that and try to update again and we can debug further. There are some cgroup v2 related fixes for Ubuntu 22 in 7.3 which affect docker container creation, it's possible you hit that case.

@bubonicfred said in Submit Cloudron to Ubuntu for Publication:

You can install snapd on non-ubuntu systems. Though I have no idea if they have any advantage over flatpak or appimage.

Yep, except it turns that we want to get away from snap instead of adopting it for some reasons mentioned here above, so well that's a choice 😉

@humptydumpty I think not - https://askubuntu.com/questions/844689/instance-with-canonical-livepatch-service-requires-restart

@necrevistonnezr said in Nextcloud App "not responding" after upgrading to Ubuntu 22.04:

EDIT: I guess that replacement should go into /home/yellowtent/box/src/infra_version.js - but after a restart of box, still not running...

Yes, that's the correct place to fix it!

I will add a warning to our docs that updating to ubuntu 22 when using FTS feature does not work out of the box / without patching until 7.3.

@robi said in Best way to update from Ubuntu 18.04 to 20.04?:

one can use the -y option for apt to 'assume yes' to all prompts.

this doesn't work with do-release-upgrade for whatever reason.

@girish perfect - that fixed that! now bumping to 7.2 - thanks mate

@girish it does, yes. They also have a KVM style one for their "elastic metal" service. I'll give this a try and report back. My main question is whether I can install the OS from an image or if I have to use one of theirs. Otherwise, I may have to find another host 🙂

@humptydumpty thanks for the hint. I have update the blog post accordingly.

Regarding the Ubuntu installation, you can already set the server name to the intended dashboard domain and for the username, just use ubuntu or anything besides cloudron-* or yellowtent, to avoid conflict and confusion later.

@matthewdykstra Cloudron actually does do upgrades for you. If you check the notifications from time to time, at my.example.com/#/notifications, there will be some in there that say some upgrades have taken place and that the machine needs to be restarted. So, the security upgrades that @girish mentions DO happen, just automatically. You don't need to worry that your server will be sitting there becoming increasingly weak and exposed.

The upgrade guides should mostly be identical for upgrading Ubuntu. The Cloudron guide has maybe couple of additional notes/configuration for making sure things are running after upgrade. What error are you hitting when upgrading following either of the docs? I suspect they hit the same error.

@matthewdykstra I don't need an account. Thanks for testing.