Ubuntu 25.04 to 25.10 ( NextCloud AIO + Stalwart)

[yoda2025]

I want to upgrad Ubuntu from 25.04 to 25.10

I just installed Nextcloud AIO + Stalwart container last week.

Should this Ubuntu upgrade be safe ?

[yoda2025]

I ahd to restore from a SnapShot

Upgrade completed, I could not SSH in and containers were not starting.

Will wait for other to comment before retring

[bb77]

You haven’t mentioned which versions of Docker and Docker Compose you are using, nor have you provided any other information that might help someone else to help you. So, I can only offer the following advice:

For AIO, it’s best to use the packages directly from Docker and not those from the Ubuntu repositories.

Manual installation: Ubuntu | Docker Docs

Or via convenience script: Ubuntu | Docker Docs

Also, you’re making your life harder than necessary by using intermediate releases of Ubuntu, which you have to update every six months. On servers, I would recommend sticking with the LTS releases.

[adelaar]

@bb77

, I would recommend sticking with the LTS releases.

I agree 100%. But in this days last LTS is 24.04, next one will be 26.04 released in April 2026. So the use of 25.10 is (regarding needed upgrades) a similar good choise as 24,04. But @yoda2025 wrote also

@yoda2025

I just installed Nextcloud AIO + Stalwart container last week

Why you did that last week on 25.04 and not 25.10? 25.10 was available since Oktober 2025 so also last week.

A forward-thinking server administrator would have performed the upgrade from 25.04 to 25.10 before installing AIO, not after.

[yoda2025]

@adelaar

Why you did that last week on 25.04 and not 25.10? 25.10 was available since Oktober 2025 so also last week.

A forward-thinking server administrator would have performed the upgrade from 25.04 to 25.10 before installing AIO, not after.

Tks for your comments and help.

Some people know less about Linux, Ubuntu version, and NextCloud.

That kind of people using AIO to make things easier.

And to answer your question:
I’m an IT, an entreneur (but a one person company) but didn’t have the Knowledges about Ubutu version and NextCloud etc

sometime, we don’t know that we don’t know

I simply used one click installation for dummies…. some “ auto deployment VPS(VM) from OVH.

That is why I endend up configured like this whith that version

[yoda2025]

@bb77

You haven’t mentioned which versions of Docker and Docker Compose you are using, nor have you provided any other information that might help someone else to help you. So, I can only offer the following advice:

For AIO, it’s best to use the packages directly from Docker and not those from the Ubuntu repositories.

Manual installation: Ubuntu | Docker Docs

Or via convenience script: Ubuntu | Docker Docs

Also, you’re making your life harder than necessary by using intermediate releases of Ubuntu, which you have to update every six months. On servers, I would recommend sticking with the LTS releases.

How do I know if I am using the right version of AIO ? It’s some Single Click for dummies installation I used at OVH that install NextCloud AIO on Ubuntu,

As for your question, I just asked GROK to tell me how to provide you withe info you need.

docker --version
Docker version 29.2.0, build 0b9d198

docker compose version
Docker Compose version v5.0.2

Tks for your patience with my noobie questions