Closed isAAAc closed 6 years ago
Hello @isAAAc , can you please try again with YunoHost 3.0? I can't reproduce your issue :(
i need to upgrade on 3.0 before :/
for now , install is dead too , i try install again on a fresh dedicated subdomain
humm looks like /var/www/mumbleserver folder was still existing, but install still KO after folder delete, and same with a subdomain...
i'll waiting for upgrade to 3.0 :( (need to find time to do that)
@Jibec : install is ok with ynh v3 ;) i just can't find back how login as admin , looked on the /etc/mumble.ini , in my memory it was there i configured the admin password, but looks like i'm on the wrong way , searching the good way atm ;
i think you can close this issue
same here : upgrade broke my mumble installation, and I can't install anymore. also still on yunohost 2.7.14.5
hi @julienmalik ;) backup your /etc/mumble.ini file, uninstall mumbleserver, migrate to v3 and reinstall mumbleserver then put back your /etc/mumble.ini (i forget to backup mine before remove , dont be as stupid as me ;) ) keep in touch
isAAAc
ok ! but migrating to v3 is not something I had planned to do right now... even less today because it's friday :)
i just had a trouble with Lutim locking the migration, without that, migration is easy ;)
Sorry to hear you can reproduce this... Here is the workaround: The new ini file is really easy to find: https://github.com/YunoHost-Apps/mumbleserver_ynh/blob/master/scripts/install#L81
Remove old app, install new app, change the password and welcome text and you'll have a working system.
I have removed my previous version (hopefully I will be able to update the database later to keep my old settings).
I cannot install the current revision, and I have several warnings during install :
114481 INFO + sudo systemctl daemon-reload
114698 INFO + mkdir -p /var/run/mumble-server/
114702 INFO + murmurd -ini /var/www/mumbleserver/mumble-server.ini -supw 5ZmHdHoH6wSPQkCJVu1axUBD
114758 WARNING
-> there was no db file in /var/www/mumbleserver I think this does not seem to trigger an abort of the installation though (is it expected?)
Later on, the use of mail command is wrong. It uses a '-a' switch to pass headers, but on my system, man mail tells me '-a' expects a filename. mail is provided by heirloom-mailx on my system.
The failing mail is triggerring an installation abort.
Well well well, are you using ARM?
no I'm not using arm, it's a standard x86_64
hi, i can't upgrade mumble server on a stable VPS :
tells me if you need more logs/information ;)
and it's strange, but i have two services mumble server :
yunohost -v