Has anyone else seen (today), trying to upgrade told on the current version and when via command line...
"appcd is already the newest version (3.0.4)"
Other servers have upgraded fine, just two appear to think they are already up to date. apt-get update etc already run.
DracoBlue I noticed an improvement in RAM usage. For the past 6 hours, my usage has been steady at 32%. Previously, it was around 38% and sometimes reached 40%.
I think that's coincidental. Nothing in the recent updates should have affected RAM usage.
XN-Matt Has anyone else seen (today), trying to upgrade told on the current version and when via command line... "appcd is already the newest version (3.0.4)" Other servers have upgraded fine, just two appear to think they are already up to date. apt-get update etc already run.
XN-Matt Has anyone else seen (today), trying to upgrade told on the current version and when via command line...
This might happen if you've updated your Ubuntu release. Check /etc/apt/sources.list.d/enhance.list. If it's been renamed to enhance.distUpgrade then rename it back to enhance.list. Check the file contains the right code base for the version of Ubuntu you're running. It should be jammy for 22.04 or noble for 24.04. Lastly run:
/etc/apt/sources.list.d/enhance.list
enhance.distUpgrade
enhance.list
jammy
noble
apt update apt install appcd
That appears to be it. I assume we need to update the docker apt file too as that has the old version in also?
XN-Matt
Yes you should update that too.
Adam Looks like we're still seeing issues with apt on one server, updated the sources but still:
appcd is already the newest version (4.0.2).
It is running 22.04
With the supposedly less disk usage? how do we utilise this? is there something we have to delete or?
My apologies if this has been written in another post, I may have missed it - have been on vacation.
slimx is there something we have to delete
Check the release notes for appcd 4.0.0
XN-Matt we're still seeing issues with apt on one server
You'll be able to fix this I am sure. Check what Adam posted earlier about ensuring your sources list are using the right Ubuntu version.. especially the enhance source list.
Already done that, as per the post.
So everything is right then? appcd 4.0.2 is the current latest.
Hmm, I think that upgrade didn't work as PHP was entirely missing. (Sites were downloading blank files instead) so I think my brain was expecting a later version to fix it....
Check /etc/apt/sources.list.d/enhance.list refers to the correct Ubuntu code base. Then run:
apt update apt install --reinstall appcd ecp-php{56,70,71,72,73,74,80,81,82,83}
Adam The version was set as it upgraded to the latest after doing so, it just seemed to hose PHP. I ended up doing a reinstall of appcd before your post, which resolved it.
Updated everything on two different clusters, went off without a hitch 🙂
