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Ubuntu 22.04 to Ubuntu 24.04 Unable to ping

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    Is that right?

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    #18

    @abcabc123 Looks correct, yes.

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    #19

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    It’s too complicated, I’m new to linux

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    #20

    Ubuntu 22.04 operating system Can you install nodebb forum

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    #21

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    What operating system, install nodebb forum is the best

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    What operating system, install nodebb forum is the best

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    #22

    @abcabc123 What happened to the build I completed yesterday? Have you erased it? If you have, I will not be rebuilding it again for you as this is not what this site is for. I am more than happy to provide assistance, but that does not extend to setting up and maintaining your instance for you.

    Ubuntu is not complicated at all, but like all new technologies you are not conversant with, there is a learning curve, and you need to be prepared to invest the time in order to become comfortable with the system.

    The approved build documentation can be found here

    https://docs.nodebb.org/installing/os/ubuntu/

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    #23

    50 hours, the problem has not been solved. I’m going to give up

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    I think it’s most stable to install .nodebb with Ubuntu 22.04

  • I think it’s most stable to install .nodebb with Ubuntu 22.04

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    #25

    @abcabc123 Ok, but make sure you go for the LTS version which is supported up until 2027. At some point, you will need to familiarise yourself with Ubuntu and Linux in general as you will not be able to support your NodeBB installation without that knowledge.

  • @abcabc123 What happened to the build I completed yesterday? Have you erased it? If you have, I will not be rebuilding it again for you as this is not what this site is for. I am more than happy to provide assistance, but that does not extend to setting up and maintaining your instance for you.

    Ubuntu is not complicated at all, but like all new technologies you are not conversant with, there is a learning curve, and you need to be prepared to invest the time in order to become comfortable with the system.

    The approved build documentation can be found here

    https://docs.nodebb.org/installing/os/ubuntu/

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    #26

    @phenomlab said in Ubuntu 22.04 to Ubuntu 24.04 Unable to ping:

    What happened to the build I completed yesterday? Have you erased it? If you have, I will not be rebuilding it again for you as this is not what this site is for. I am more than happy to provide assistance, but that does not extend to setting up and maintaining your instance for you.

    you surprise me 🙂

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    I use Ubuntu 22.04, can it help me to install, I really won’t install.

  • I use Ubuntu 22.04, can it help me to install, I really won’t install.

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    #28

    @abcabc123 Ubuntu 22.04 is fully supported so the installation will work fine if you follow the guide from NodeBB themselves IO posted earlier.

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    I tested it just now and it didn’t install successfully. Can you help me with the installation

  • I tested it just now and it didn’t install successfully. Can you help me with the installation

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    #30

    @abcabc123 What part did not work? Did you use the guide?

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    The order is wrong, and there are some explanations that I don’t understand.

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    #32

    Do you have time to help me install now

  • The order is wrong, and there are some explanations that I don’t understand.

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    #33

    @abcabc123 the order isn’t wrong. I followed it yesterday step by step and it worked fine.

  • Do you have time to help me install now

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    #34

    @abcabc123 unfortunately, no.

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    I’m physically and mentally exhausted,

  • I’m physically and mentally exhausted,

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    #36

    @abcabc123 I can do the installation again but it needs to be an evening or weekend. I’m not free during the day because of my job.

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    #37

    Okay, you have time, let me know

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