Testing: Update to v4 crashes, on RaspberryPi4

Community Feedback
21

It could be that the issue came from upgrading PHP. Did you have to do so?

In any case you can check this post:

I edtited the nginx config file as follows:
sudo nano /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/nginx-passbolt.conf

and changed that line

fastcgi_pass unix:/run/php/php8.2-fpm.sock;

to ensure that the php version was correct.
The php version is displayed by running
php -v

I run on PHP 8.2.6, so it needed unix:/run/php/php8.2-fpm.sock;

After that, restart nginx
sudo systemctl restart nginx

and the 502 disapeared. Does this fix the issue on your side?

We released v4.0.2, so you may want to set back /etc/apt/sources.list.d/passbolt.sources to stable.

1 Like
22

Hello @pabloelcolombiano. Thanks for the update. Updating the line to fastcgi_pass unix:/run/php/php8.2-fpm.sock; did the trick. I did indeed updated php to 8.2 because passbolt v4 works only with newer php v8 as described in the update guide.

I suggest updating the documentation on this, so future updates are being done without this complication. Or even better, if it is possible to make it a part of the update, to use php v8 as dependency and change the config files of passbolt as described above.

I am sorry for the late response. I was on vacation.

3 Likes
23

Just a note for verification of php version support in case others are following, v4 Release Notes say:

Passbolt now requires a minimum of PHP 7.4 to run, but also supports PHP 8.2, which means faster performance and security. The browser extension is also getting a bit of love with some much needed maintenance to Manifest v3 and it requires at least a Passbolt API v3 to run.

3 Likes
24

I just wanted to give a feedback.
I “unhold” the package and it went through the update-process without incident.

I had no additional error.

2 Likes