I would suggest you just try it again. You can also run it manually by running "keyhelp run panel-update". Alexander, thank you! It helped! I was able to update to the latest version. While the panel was down, the Let's Encrypt certificates were out of date. How can I update them? Or will they ...

Alexander wrote: ↑Tue 10. Sep 2024, 15:54 Change the "value" field from '1' to '0' in the KeyHelp database, table `settings`, where `category` = 'update' and `name` = 'in_progress'.

Yahoo!! It works!
Thank you very much!

I could fix it, but that would costs some time.

P.S.: when can I expect the update error to be fixed?

Copied files from backup, restored dump.
Unfortunately, I still get the same message:

"The control panel is currently being updated"

It seems I killed all the processes.

Alexander wrote: ↑Tue 10. Sep 2024, 13:57 You can, but i highly advise to do it via the CLI.

Got it.
Thank you!

Alexander wrote: ↑Tue 10. Sep 2024, 12:08 Than pick the backup .tar.gz and .sql from before the "crash".

Thanks!
1) How to disable auto update?
I didn't find jobs in crontab.
2) Can I restore DB-dump via phpmyadmin?

omexlu wrote: ↑Tue 10. Sep 2024, 12:14 OT: Here it would be nice to have a feature where an older panel backup could be restored via the toolbox-cli.

I support you!

In the KeyHelp admin area - navigate to "Maintenance Intervals" -> Click on the pen behind "Update control panel" and tick the checkbox "Is enabled" Admin area is not available. Now I only connect via SSH. I have some archives in /home/keyhelp/keyhelp.backup/panel_updates/. Can I restore them?

Thank you, Alexander!

Alexander wrote: ↑Tue 10. Sep 2024, 10:32 Can you restore a backup from before the update?

I didn't find information about restoring from backup. How it to do? And how to disable auto update?

Hello! The panel does not update, it gives errors. The system is clogged with backups. Have to clean it manually. System information: Processor : AMD EPYC 7663 56-Core Processor (amd64) CPU cores : 1 @ 2.00 GHz System virtualization : KVM Disk space : Free: 11.51 GB Used: 7.04 GB Total: 19.57 GB ...

Hello! The panel does not update, it gives errors. The system is clogged with backups. Have to clean it manually. System information: Processor : AMD EPYC 7663 56-Core Processor (amd64) CPU cores : 1 @ 2.00 GHz System virtualization : KVM Disk space : Free: 11.51 GB Used: 7.04 GB Total: 19.57 GB ...