@phelix001 to Lemmy Support • 4 years agoI just did an ansible lemmy update and all the images are missing.internetsuperpac.orgmessage-square13arrow-up13arrow-down10file-text
arrow-up13arrow-down1external-linkI just did an ansible lemmy update and all the images are missing.internetsuperpac.org@phelix001 to Lemmy Support • 4 years agomessage-square13file-text
minus-square@phelix001OPlink1•4 years agoThis all started with the ansible update: ansible-playbook lemmy.yml --become Then I wgetted the docker-compose.yml to my ansible folder on local and ran the “ansible-playbook lemmy.yml --become” again; nothing changes.
minus-square@phelix001OPlink1•edit-24 years agosudo docker images REPOSITORY TAG IMAGE ID CREATED SIZE asonix/pictrs v0.2.2-r0 4272f5cf79ca 9 days ago 492MB dessalines/lemmy v0.7.64 1671a85caae8 11 days ago 65.2MB dessalines/lemmy-ui v0.7.64 10167a567fdb 12 days ago 319MB postgres 12-alpine 47aa97c69678 3 weeks ago 159MB postgres <none> 3d77dd9d9dc3 4 weeks ago 157MB dessalines/lemmy v0.7.56 4221f216e0f4 7 weeks ago 63.1MB dessalines/lemmy v0.7.55 7ab97e2a8a84 7 weeks ago 63MB postgres <none> 3781fe35c6b8 2 months ago 157MB asonix/pictrs v0.1.13-r0 7eb8dac31f5b 4 months ago 179MB mwader/postfix-relay latest a6bdcac5252a 4 months ago 120MB asonix/pictrs amd64-v0.1.0-r9 c3d464d88f0d 4 months ago 18.6MB dogbin/iframely latest c2000b4dbf84 10 months ago 159MB
minus-squareDessalinesMAlink1•4 years agoYeah you aren’t using the newest docker-compose there then, you need to git pull to update
minus-square@phelix001OPlink1•4 years agoI update d-compose to the latest, ran the lemmyupdate from local, and now some of the images show up and some don’t. I also rebooted server.
minus-squareDessalinesMAlink1•4 years agoTry deleting the volumes/pictrs/sled/db-3.4 folder, and restarting pictrs. And what version of pictrs does it say?
minus-square@phelix001OPlink1•4 years agounder root & ubuntu, there is nothing under /lemmy/volumes/pictrs except db and files Or should I be inside a docker image? asonix/pictrs:v0.2.4-r0 ?
minus-squareDessalinesMAlink1•4 years agoThat tells me that you aren’t using the newest pictrs, which that docker-compose.yml has, asonix/pictrs:v0.2.4-r0, which creates a pictrs/sled folder. I can’t really do much unless you give me logs, and your full docker-compose.yml, what commands you ran, and I’d prefer you open a github issue.
This all started with the ansible update: ansible-playbook lemmy.yml --become Then I wgetted the docker-compose.yml to my ansible folder on local and ran the “ansible-playbook lemmy.yml --become” again; nothing changes.
What version of pictrs it shows in there?
sudo docker images
REPOSITORY TAG IMAGE ID CREATED SIZE
asonix/pictrs v0.2.2-r0 4272f5cf79ca 9 days ago 492MB
dessalines/lemmy v0.7.64 1671a85caae8 11 days ago 65.2MB
dessalines/lemmy-ui v0.7.64 10167a567fdb 12 days ago 319MB
postgres 12-alpine 47aa97c69678 3 weeks ago 159MB
postgres <none> 3d77dd9d9dc3 4 weeks ago 157MB
dessalines/lemmy v0.7.56 4221f216e0f4 7 weeks ago 63.1MB
dessalines/lemmy v0.7.55 7ab97e2a8a84 7 weeks ago 63MB
postgres <none> 3781fe35c6b8 2 months ago 157MB
asonix/pictrs v0.1.13-r0 7eb8dac31f5b 4 months ago 179MB
mwader/postfix-relay latest a6bdcac5252a 4 months ago 120MB
asonix/pictrs amd64-v0.1.0-r9 c3d464d88f0d 4 months ago 18.6MB
dogbin/iframely latest c2000b4dbf84 10 months ago 159MB
Yeah you aren’t using the newest docker-compose there then, you need to
git pullto updateI update d-compose to the latest, ran the lemmyupdate from local, and now some of the images show up and some don’t. I also rebooted server.
Try deleting the volumes/pictrs/sled/db-3.4 folder, and restarting pictrs. And what version of pictrs does it say?
under root & ubuntu, there is nothing under /lemmy/volumes/pictrs except db and files Or should I be inside a docker image? asonix/pictrs:v0.2.4-r0 ?
That tells me that you aren’t using the newest pictrs, which that docker-compose.yml has,
asonix/pictrs:v0.2.4-r0, which creates apictrs/sledfolder.I can’t really do much unless you give me logs, and your full docker-compose.yml, what commands you ran, and I’d prefer you open a github issue.