Ubuntu 22.04.04 LTS installation issue 'ssl_version' - Cant start Docker services

[semaf]

Ubuntu 22.04.04 LTS installation issue 'ssl_version' - Cant start Docker services

[jarsever]

Looks like you also need to edit all instances in scripts to use docker compose instead of docker-compose. I found instances in app, debug, rpcauth.py, install, start, stop scripts.

[mayankchhabra]

Sorry for the issue folks. It's now been fixed by #1780.

[jarsever]

Same issue here. It worked this morning but I needed to update my OS disk. After I ran the script on a fresh install (after the 1.0 release) the installation failed with that error. Something to do with docker v1 vs v2 potentially?

[semaf]

Same issue here. It worked this morning but I needed to update my OS disk. After I ran the script on a fresh install (after the 1.0 release) the installation failed with that error. Something to do with docker v1 vs v2 potentially?

I guess it has to do with docker compose v1. Installed now on debian v12 and it was still asking to install docker compose v1

[jarsever]

Same issue here. It worked this morning but I needed to update my OS disk. After I ran the script on a fresh install (after the 1.0 release) the installation failed with that error. Something to do with docker v1 vs v2 potentially?

I guess it has to do with docker compose v1. Installed now on debian v12 and it was still asking to install docker compose v1

So, I found a work around I think. Edit the ./umbrel/scripts/start and edit line 150. Remove the - in the compose command:

     echo
     echo "Starting Docker services..."
     echo
-->  docker compose "${compose_files[@]}" up --detach --build --remove-orphans || {
       echo "Failed to start containers"
       $set_status umbrel errored docker-failed
       exit 1
     }
   echo

Edit ./umbrel/scripts/stop on line 66 (the last line) and remove the hyphen also:

    echo "Stopping Docker services..."
    echo
--> docker compose "${compose_files[@]}" down

[jarsever]

Another note… docker compose v2 also requires container service names to use dashes instead of underscores. If an app is not installing then you will need to go into the repo folder for that app and make sure any host reference and docker image name is converted to dashes. If not then it will have dns issues and not be able to connect to the proper service. An example is the nginx service of the public-pool repo.

[SuperAviation001]

to install do ‘curl -L https://github.com/getumbrel/umbrel/archive/0.5.4.tar.gz | tar -xz --strip-components=1’ without the ‘ at the start and end, then do sudo ./scripts/start which works fine for me.
If it doesn’t work try install docker compose with pip:
pip install docker-compose

[exitus1]

to install do ‘curl -L https://github.com/getumbrel/umbrel/archive/0.5.4.tar.gz | tar -xz --strip-components=1’ without the ‘ at the start and end, then do sudo ./scripts/start which works fine for me. If it doesn’t work try install docker compose with pip: pip install docker-compose

I tried both of these commands and i'm still getting failed to start containers.