I tried to restore my database for the first time since using the discourse, but get an error like this:
Anyone can help? Thank you.
Please don’t post the same issue multiple times.
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Yes, I have upload the backup file to /var/www/discourse/public/backups/default/ directory on the new server.
Go to the /var/www/discourse/ directory on the new server.
cd /var/www/discourse/
Install dependencies.
sudo gem install thor
Go to Discourse Admin dashboard -> Settings -> Backups , tick on allow restore .
Next, run the following command to restore the site from backup.
RAILS_ENV=production script/discourse restore file-name-of-the-backup-file.tar.gz
Once the restore is finished, restart Discourse.
sudo systemctl restart discourse discourse-sidekiq
And refresh the Discourse web page.
But on step:
sudo gem install thor
I got the error. Why?
Sorry Jeff Atwood, for th post the same issue multiple times.
Hi @VANHUSSEN
From what little error messages you have posted, it looks like you have an issue with the version of Ruby you are running.
That is, at least, what your error message posted in your first post indicates.
Have to tried to rebuild your container and then run the restore process?
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I have try this command:
Remove ruby2.5-dev .
sudo apt remove ruby2.5-dev
Install ruby2.6-dev from a PPA.
sudo apt install software-properties-common
sudo apt-add-repository ppa:brightbox/ruby-ng
sudo apt install ruby2.6-dev
But still get the error. Please help
Hi @VANHUSSEN
Perhaps it will be better if you simply rebuild the default, supported container versus using.
./launcher rebuild app
Assuming of course, your Discourse container is specified in app.yml
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I install Discourse without Docker.
xen@xen:~$ lsb_release -a
No LSB modules are available.
Distributor ID: Ubuntu
Description: Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS
Release: 18.04
Codename: bionicI kindly suggest you install with Docker if you are running a production Discourse application and requesting support on #support .
If you are a developer and the installation is not production, that is another story 
and you might consider posting over at #dev
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If this isn’t a development install then docker is mandatory.
You need to be following the standard install guide for us to be able to offer any support.