Hi
I have update my linuxserver/nextcloud:19.0.3-ls100 image (with mariadb image) like discribed
docker-compose stop
update the compose file to linuxserver/nextcloud:20.0.7-ls122
docker-compose pull
docker-compose up -d
recreation of images seems to be done and the image started
docker inspect -f ‘{{ index .Config.Labels “build_version” }}’ nextcloud shows the right version but the WebFrontend shows still the 19.0.3 version and says that my version is outdated
What goes wrong??
Hi
I actually was in a similar situation. As far as I understand it, updating takes two things.
1/ Update the docker image - you already did that
2/ start a command shell in your nextcloud docker container and there start the command “updater.phar”. This guides you through the next steps of upgrading.
It helped me to update nextcloud.
Perhaps you might remove the explicit version info in your docker-compose script, so it takes the latest image automatically. But nevertheless you have to do the second update step in case of major version changes.
Hi,
thanks for giving me a helping hand
In my docker container is 19.0.3 version running and I want to update to 20.07 maybe (first step)
Found this description Here under “Update to a newer version”
If I run the commandline runner It gives me the possibility to jump to 19.0.13
Do I have to jump to this version an then to 20.07
In my docker-compose file I use this image: linuxserver/nextcloud:20.0.7-ls122
Maybe I have to drop the files outside the container
This are my volumes
volumes:
- ./data/nextcloud/config:/config
- ./data/nextcloud/data:/data