Today when I went into our Admin Dashboard we had the notification: Your Discourse installation is out of date. Click here to update. I first clicked the button to Update Docker. When the completed, from the Admin Dashboard, I again visited admin/update again, only to find that screen was blan…

[image] Jordan: Is there a way to safely upgrade docker via SSH Console, and try to rebuild the app after that? There’s a good chance your OS is out of date and that you should move to a fresh new VM. Does cat /etc/issue suggest that you have 18.04? You can try apt update;apt install docker…

[image] Jordan: :warning: “ERROR: Docker version 18.09.6 not supported, please upgrade to at least 20.10.0, or recommended 24.0.7” There’s a similar topic with a solution here: [image] Issue After Docker Update: Unsupported Version Error Support Hi…

[image] Jay Pfaffman: There’s a good chance your OS is out of date and that you should move to a fresh new VM. Does cat /etc/issue suggest that you have 18.04? Yes! I get this: Ubuntu 18.04.6 LTS \n \l What’s the cleanest/safest way to move to a fresh new VM?

You were right. Getting a new Ubuntu OS was probably the best way to go. I just went through the process of creating another install on a Digital Ocean droplet. then updated my DNS records and uploaded a backup from our old community. Everything is working great now! Thanks!

Admin/Update screen is blank. How to manually updtate docker via SSH Console?

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