Closed lxto closed 2 months ago
I'm afraid with manually upgrading PHP you lost some of the automation capabilities of NCP and the dist-upgrade will likely fail.
You could try to revert PHP back to 8.1, but I can not give you any guarantee that this will work. Nextcloud 29 should still support PHP 8.1 though and NCP will probably automatically upgrade PHP to 8.3 when upgrading to NC 29.0.1
Today i could successfully upgrade my ncp installation to Bookworm following your guide . It worked although my NC already is on version 29.0.0. I used “sudo update-alternatives --config php” to adjust my php to v. 8.1. I also edited /etc/apt/resources.list and replaced all "bullseye" with "bookworm" To be safe, i cloned the installation-SSD before proceding. :wink: Thanks for your advice.
Glad to hear it!
When ncp-1.54.0 came out this morning I already had upgraded my NC installation to NC-29.0-stable. My system is a Raspi-4 8GB, booting from SSD. After successfully upgrading ncp to 1.54.0 i tried to perform the ncp-dist-upgrade to bookworm which failed :
I manually updated php to 8.3.3 some weeks before. php 7.4 is no longer installed (>sudo apt-get purge php7.*) The php-version used might be altered via "update-alternatives --config php":
Is there a chance to upgrade my system although I'm on NC-29 and php-8.3 ?