After an Update, NCP is down

[clashFTW]

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Nextcloud version (eg, 29.0.5): cant see it , NCP v.1.55.2
Operating system and version (eg, Ubuntu 24.04): Armbian 24.8.3 bookworm \l . 6.6.47-current-odroidxu4 (armv7l)
Apache or nginx version (eg, Apache 2.4.25): Apache/2.4.62
PHP version (eg, 8.3): cant see it

The issue you are facing:

Is this the first time you’ve seen this error? (Y/N): Y

Steps to replicate it:

1. Everything i want to do, says the same : “php: Befehl nicht gefunden” (php: command not found) - /usr/local/etc/library.sh: Zeile 17: php: Kommando nicht gefunden.
2. I cant do anything and so i cant fill out the rest. Sorry!
3. When i go to my side this is the only thing i can see:
   
   

Maybe there is a Problem with php? Should i reinstall it?

[Sanook]

What did you install to make it work and what did you do to make it stop working?

[clashFTW]

it was a normal update with the command “sudo apt update && upgrade -y”
Don´t know what exactly was installed

[Sanook]

@clashFTW

php: command not found - /usr/local/etc/library.sh: Zeile 17

It is difficult to say what the error could be, you could investigate why this command cannot be found or what kind of command it is.

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Frequently Asked Questions - FAQ NCP

[image690x51] What is NextCloudPi? NCP an officially recognized Nextcloud community project that provides a working Nextcloud instance out of the box in the form of SD card image for the Raspberry Pi, Odroid HC1 and other boards, x86 and ARM docker containers, and an installer for any Debian-based system. Please note images are 64bit currently, if you have 32bit hardware like RPi2 and lower, the image will not boot. You can still try the curl installer or use the docker version. How do I…

[geoW]

@clashFTW

“sudo apt update && upgrade -y”

Should be:

sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade -y

But why updating?
NCP v.1.55.2 is very new image, if then occurs “command not found” I assume your setup story is not told to give further advice.
Maybe you try

sudo ncp-report

[clashFTW]

Okay, I can’t solve the problem so I saved my data, and made a new install.
First I installed a new armbian bookworm. Made updates, and used the armbian-config to move the data storage to the SSD .

After that I tried to install ncp with the curl command, but I didn’t worked. There were several red warning.

I looked for a ncp image to, but there is no image for my board anymore.

Can it be, that there is no support for 32bit CPU 's anymore? I have a odroid hc1.

@geoW

But why updating

I thought it is good to have a actual system. Made it for more than two years.

[geoW]

@clashFTW

Can it be, that there is no support for 32bit CPU 's anymore? I have a odroid hc1.

That’s an issue.

[clashFTW]

@geoW

That’s an issue

So you think I need a new board?

[geoW]

@clashFTW

So you think I need a new board?

It depends on your usecase.
If your instance is “home alone” you may live with outdated stuff. But you will consider going 64bit in future.