We would need to see what steps did you take exactly, what already is installed and where the problem is - perhaps screenshot of the console command would help.
ie you have docker for linux installed?
but when you run the command for docker compose it did nothing? You could try running the latest command as stated in the manual, for your convenience https://github.com/docker/compose/releases/tag/1.21.0
Hello thanks for your help but i’ve installed xibo without docker already and it’s working fine.
But the major problem right now is that the version is only 1.7.1 and some feature doesn’t work like the dashboard and most importantly a website region.
I might have the solution…
when i want to install xibo 1.8.8 i go to localhost/xibo/web/install
but when i installed 1.7.1 i went to local/xibo/install
There might be a problem of compatibility in some files then with the folder…
If you don’t want to use docker then yes the upgrade_custom instructions will apply, but custom installations require a little bit more configuration, please see https://xibo.org.uk/manual/en/install_environment.html
the document root and url rewriting must be correctly set and then related XTR and XMR as well.
Thanks for your reply.
I don’t have docker installed at all.
I did the tutorial of upgrade_custom now the problem is that when i try to install 1.8.8 i go to localhost/xibo/web i get redirected into /localhost/xibo/web/install and i get an error 500:
Then i watched the permission and everything seems fine:
It’s my first installation of Xibo so i don’t understand this quote: “the document root and url rewriting must be correctly set and then related XTR and XMR as well.”
I find out that my /etc/apache2/site-available wasn’t update to /var/www/html/xibo/web/.
And now my ssh appears to be working so i tried to modify ;htaccess which appear to be an hidden file