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Updating from the last v1.17.4 to v2.0.0 and the script generated an error. After I manually reloaded the services with systemctl the service came back online and was showing v2.0.0 as successfully installed. Looks like the issue was that I ran the update command from a directory that wasn't the home directory because the cleanup goes back to the home directory to clean up the downloaded files. So maybe at the start of the script change directory to the home directory or maybe do all of this from the /tmp folder.
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Debian 12
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Updating from the last v1.17.4 to v2.0.0 and the script generated an error. After I manually reloaded the services with systemctl the service came back online and was showing v2.0.0 as successfully installed. Looks like the issue was that I ran the
update
command from a directory that wasn't the home directory because the cleanup goes back to the home directory to clean up the downloaded files. So maybe at the start of the script change directory to the home directory or maybe do all of this from the /tmp folder.Which Linux distribution are you employing?
Debian 12
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update
scriptThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: