I uploaded the updater script, and add the updater.server.url' => 'https://updates.nextcloud.org/updater_server/',' to my config.php, but nothing happen.
updater.secret is undefined in config/config.php. Either browse the admin settings in your Nextcloud and click "Open updater" or define a strong secret using
php -r 'echo password_hash("MyStrongSecretDoUseYourOwn!", PASSWORD_DEFAULT)."\n";'
and set this in the config.php.
I have no root access (Shared Hosting).
Nextcoud 9.0.53
Updater
Your version is up to date.
Update channel: stable
You can always update to a newer version / experimental channel. But you can never downgrade to a more stable channel.
Check if Nextcloud is up-to-date and shows a notification if a new version is available. 'updater.server.url' => 'https://updates.nextcloud.org/server/',
How close to shipping with a release is this script? I ask because I quite like my current install and donāt feel like spinning up a test for the sake of testing upgradesā¦ so Iām still updating manually every time.
I tried to switched the channel to daily and reloaded the page.
I got the message that there is a new version available.
I switched back to stable and reloaded and no message.
Bear with me if this already has been answered somewher else. But was anyone able to upgrade to 9.0.53? Should this even work via the upgrader script?
I already upgraded my nextcloud installation from 9.0.51 to 9.0.52 with the upgrader script. And it worked very well. Recently I wanted to upgrade to 9.0.53 (security!) and tried to use the upgrader script (again). I am prompted with āA new version is availableā¦ā in the Admin-Settings, if i choose the ādailyā update channel. (Why do I have to do this?) But if I āopen the updaterā Iām prompted with āCurrent version is 9.0.52.0 No updates found online.ā
Users, did this work for anybody? Devs, should this work atm (as itās still beta)?