Error Updating
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When I try to install the updated version I get a fatal error in the middle of the installation script but then the install seems to proceed as normal but when I check the web root no files were written by the installer.
PiPass installer
[ / ] Root user check...
[ + ] Root user check complete
[ / ] DR check... Please enter your web document root. (e.g. /var/www/html)
/var/www/html
[ / ] Is this the correct document root? (/var/www/html) [y/n]
y
[ + ] DR check succeeded, now installing PiPass...
[ / ] Getting current php user...
[ + ] Current php user is jtovar.
[ / ] Building /etc/sudoers line to add...
[ / ] Checking if /etc/sudoers is already set up...
[ / ] /etc/sudoers is already set up... not performing action.
[ / ] Now making sure that your document root folder is clear...
[ + ] In document root... downloading files.
fatal: remote origin already exists.
[ + ] Files downloaded. Selecting version v1.3
HEAD is now at a34f247 beta --> master - Update functionality (#2)
[ + ] Selected version v1.3
[ + ] Installation complete. Please set your webserver to redirect all 404 pages to the homepage (web root). This function is not automated yet.
[ + ] NOTE: Make sure you fill out config.php or you will get stuck in a redirect loop!
Just out of curiosity... How are you updating?
Are you running
sudo php /var/www/html/setup/update.php
Or whatever your webroot path is?
I only ask because I don't even see a lot of the output you have posted in the update.php file. Unless it's been modified since you initially installed.
No i’m following the instructions that came up when I clicked on “update available” on the PiPass block page. Even when I try to reinstall it I get the same error.
Right. I just took a look and the instructions there. It looks like they're basically just having you reinstall each time.
In step 2, you'll need to do
sudo rm -r blockpage .git && sudo rm index.php config.php
For it to stop failing. The .git directory is still present, so you can't just checkout new stuff into there like it's trying to do.
This will need to fixed/worked on.
Where is the .git directory located? because I can’t find it anywhere.
It's a hidden directory. It'll be in you webroot, which is why modifying the second command as described would work
If you ssh in, go to your webroot (probably /var/www/html ) and do ls -la you'll see it.
I didn't find that directory but I restarted my system ran it again and it still gave me that error along with other text that I didn't really understand but it did actually write the files to the web root this time so I was able to get it back up and running.
Yes it is working.