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Request: A CLI flag to skip the "reboot y/n" question on Cloudron installation

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  • LonkleL Offline
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    wrote on last edited by
    #1

    "The server has to be rebooted to apply all the settings. Reboot now ? Y/n"

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    • LonkleL Lonkle

      "The server has to be rebooted to apply all the settings. Reboot now ? Y/n"

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      @lonkle you can use --skip-reboot to do this.

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      • nebulonN nebulon

        @lonkle you can use --skip-reboot to do this.

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        @nebulon For what it's worth, I don't see that flag mentioned anywhere in the docs.cloudron.io system - maybe I missed it? If it's not there, I guess it needs to be added (and any other flags perhaps that aren't listed yet). Great to know it's there though! 🙂

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        • d19dotcaD d19dotca

          @nebulon For what it's worth, I don't see that flag mentioned anywhere in the docs.cloudron.io system - maybe I missed it? If it's not there, I guess it needs to be added (and any other flags perhaps that aren't listed yet). Great to know it's there though! 🙂

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          @d19dotca Yeah, it's helped me out with debugging different VPS providers and their compatibility with cloudron-setup. Speaking of, I need to make a post about that. 😅

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            hm I guess we haven't documented those flags as we don't intend to keep them stable. Mostly those are only for helping a bit in VPS provider image building and our internal testing environments.

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            • nebulonN nebulon

              hm I guess we haven't documented those flags as we don't intend to keep them stable. Mostly those are only for helping a bit in VPS provider image building and our internal testing environments.

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              None of the other undocumented flags in cloudron-setup were too useful aside from --version of course (tho I might play around with --skip-baseimage-init sometime). Though, doing this ./cloudron-setup --skip reboot && reboot made the install completely unattended. Or...maybe there was a "yes" in there. I'll have to test again. 🤣

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                Haven't tried but echo "yes" | ./cloudron-setup probably works as well to automate reboot.

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