Immich LXC throws error while trying to update

[MarcMuc]

Hi all!

I tried to update my Immich LXC Container. It brings up this error:

rm: cannot remove '/root/Dockerfile': No such file or directory

[ERROR] in line 46: exit code 0: while executing command rm ~/Dockerfile

root@immich:/opt/immich/app#

I tried it using the "update" command in the LXC and also pasted the Install link

bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/community-scripts/ProxmoxVE/main/ct/immich.sh)"

in the LXC. Both bring the same error.

Anyone any clue here?

Thanks in advance!

Best!

[vhsdream]

@MarcMuc Do you happen to remember when you installed Immich via the script? I'm concerned there were some changes between when you installed it and present day.

Meanwhile, I'm going to check out immich.sh.

[MarcMuc]

Well, it has an uptime of 13 days now, so I guess it must have been round June 4th.
I thought using the bash link from the helper script site is always up to date. So I tried it.
Let me know, if you need further informations!

[vhsdream]

@MarcMuc actually can you do this for me (take a snapshot/backup!):

• Download the update script in your Immich LXC: curl -fsSLO https://raw.githubusercontent.com/community-scripts/ProxmoxVE/main/ct/immich.sh
• Edit this line so it says rm ./Dockerfile
• Then run the local script: bash ./immich.sh

Edit: fixed by #5227

[vhsdream]

Oh! And @MarcMuc - do not ever run any update script when inside the service's directory! That's almost always sure to fail, because most update scripts will remove the directory, or files in the directory.

[MarcMuc]

OK, I did the steps you wrote.
Seems to have worked.

It runs and returns:

  ✔️   Recompiled libheif
  ✔️   Image-processing libraries compiled
  ✔️   immich is already at v1.134.0
root@immich:~# 

The instance is working.

Normally when using the helper scripts, I just enter the LCX's shell within proxmox and type "update".

Thanks for your help! Appreciate it very much!

Have a nice day!

[vhsdream]

Thanks for the quick response - I'm going to fix the script to ensure that we change to a known non-app directory before performing any update operations.