Update exits because "no need to upgrade" about vm HOT 6 CLOSED

@nasi87 Thanks for your report!

What happens if you change this line to "<" instead if ">"?

Also please always use the update.sh and not the nextcloud_update.sh.

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You're welcome.

Sorry I did not mention that I used update.sh at first what didn't work - then I tried nextcloud_update.sh itself.

So I changed to if [[ "$NCVERSION" < "$CURRENTVERSION" ]] and now it seems to work:

Checking latest released version on the Nextcloud download server and if it's possible to download...
SUCCESS!
Latest version is: 10.0.1. Current version is: 9.0.53.
New version available! Upgrade continues...
Backing up files and upgrading to Nextcloud 10.0.1 in 10 seconds...
Press CTRL+C to abort.

It's failing with "Exception: files can't be disabled.
Update failed" but that's a completely different problem I'll investigate later this week...

Thanks for your quick help anyway!

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@nasi87 Thanks! I'll try to see if there is a better way to compare versions. Please try ti run the script again after it is upgraded to see if it tries to upgrade even if the version numbers are the same.

Regarding the other bug, I've heard about it, but that's really a server issue: https://github.com/nextcloud/server/

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@enoch85 I performed upgrade manually. Modified nextcloud_update.sh now seems to behave as it should:

Checking latest released version on the Nextcloud download server and if it's possible to download...
SUCCESS!
Latest version is: 10.0.1. Current version is: 10.0.1.
No need to upgrade, this script will exit...

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So what did you change? Did you change it the way I told you, or did you do something else? @nasi87

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This is fixed in 20932d3

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