kwiksilver

They changed the name again. It's now OpenClaw. Time to update the thread title again. https://github.com/openclaw/openclaw

Thanks for this post. I was able to dump my database ~2.1GB, running on Postgres 11 and migrate the data to Postgres 17. I didn't have to drop or reinitialize anything though. My old db was named teslamate, and so was the new one. I kept the username and passwords the same between the two databases and it just worked. My process was : Start PG11 docker run pg_dump (keeping in mind the last "postgres" in the command is the name of the database, so I changed it to "teslamate" in my case.) Stop PG11 docker Create PG 17 docker and set the default db to 'teslamate' as well as the username/pw the same as my pg11 docker. Look at the logs and make sure it created the db. Stop PG17 docker. Copy the teslamate.bck to the appdata for the new db. Start PG17 docker again. run the psql command the import the teslamate.bck file. Start teslamate, verify it works. Start grafana and verify old data is still there. Everything went off without a hitch, so thanks for helping me to drag myself into a much more supported database version.

If anyone is having trouble getting this going again, there is a new variable called MY_SECRET_TOKEN that must be added to your template or the container won't start. You can see that in the .env file for the docker compose for this container. https://github.com/glanceapp/docker-compose-template/blob/main/root/.env I also added the /app/assets folder where you can optionally add a user.css folder to customize the look more.

Unraid uses the root user. There should be no reason for sudo in your commands.

I've been using unraid since the days of 4.7. I'd love to put a case badge on my machine in my rack.