Closed themaaft closed 1 year ago
Likely a dupe of #1852, check that your linux-update.sh has execute rights.
I had the same problem. Setting the execution flag was unsuccessful. I run the linux-update.sh manually from the command line and got the following error:
/html/scripts/linux-update.sh: line 23: unzip: command not found
After installing unzip, the Organizr update ran without issue.
Maybe Ubuntu (I'm using the 20.04 server version) changed something because I'm sure Unzip was installed before.
on a Truenas jail I had to install unzip, change permissions on linux-update.sh, and then run it with "bash ./linux-update.sh" and it updated.
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I wonder if I should have it check for the zip dependency
was this installed via the Organizr installer Wizard?
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Organizr Version: V 2.1.2320
Branch: Master
WebServer: Apache
Operating System: Ubuntu
Problem Description:
in the Web UI it shows an update is ready to install 2.1.2330. i click install and it says complete, then it says an update is ready to install - 2.1.2330, so it never actually installs the update
Reproduction Steps:
as above
Errors on screen? If so paste here: