Update script nocoDB to version 0.202.5

[epcos71]

Hi,
I just started the Helper Script for nocoDB to update from 0.202.4 to 0.202.5. The script worked without error.
After calling the url my browser told me that the site is not reachable.

Then I checked the LXC and saw that there is heavy load on the cpu. After waitung for 60 minutes, the load was still up to 100% and I had still no access to nocodb.

After restoring the old version, I made the manual commands of the script:

1. npm uninstall -s --save nocodb
2. npm install -s --save nocodb
3. systemctl restart nocodb.service

All went fine, so I think the problem is after the service hast started.
Has anybody the same experience and could fix it?

Thanks in advance

[tteck]

It seems that the installation and update process for the NodeJS Application is currently not functioning as expected. I've made some improvements to the script, which now installs the binary. This change will simplify the installation and updating process.

[tteck]

The /etc/systemd/system/nocodb.service file should be

[Unit]
Description=nocodb

[Service]
Type=simple
Restart=always
User=root
WorkingDirectory=/opt/nocodb
ExecStart=/opt/nocodb/./nocodb

[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target

[tteck]

That will use the new binary

[epcos71]

First of all thanks a lot for the support and your time!!!!

First I changed the nocodb.service file as mentioned, then I started the script again. It interrupted with the following error:

Loading...
bash: line 88: warning: here-document at line 87 delimited by end-of-file (wanted `EOF')
bash: -c: line 89: syntax error: unexpected end of file

[tteck]

Sounds like a Proxmox cache issue, did you try updating via the script?

[tteck]

testing...

[epcos71]

Sounds like a Proxmox cache issue, did you try updating via the script?

Yes, I used the script within the LXC shell...

[tteck]

Well, we tried. Create a new NocoDB Lxc.

[epcos71]

Yes, we did! Thanks a lot for your time and support! ;)

[epcos71]

But I just saw that there was only 1 update of the script 2 hours ago... ?

[tteck]

Not following

[tteck]