[SOLVED] How to do an in-place update?

[BitCoder]

I am currently using version 7.1 and want to in-place update to version 7.2.1. However, when I use the button check for software updates, it tells me that the system is up to date.

Can somebody give me a step-by-step tutorial on what exactly I have to do?
Must I first download a file, and how?
To be honest, the button check for software updates had never worked for me before, and I always have installed MoOde from scratch. Now I want to find out how the in-place update works to save time. I don't want to configure the whole thing over and over again.

[the_bertrum]

Clearing the browser cache has been known to fix this.

[DRONE7]

What the_bertrum said ^^^^^

What web-browser are you using to access your MoOde install ? FFox, Chrome, Vivaldi, etc ??

[BitCoder]

I have done that right now, but it didn't help. I am using chrome Version 90.0.4430.212; what is the newest version.

I also have rebooted the Raspberry Pi. No success.

[DRONE7]

hmmm.
What happens if you try to update in steps....
Try this from an ssh session

Code:

sudo /var/www/command/updater.sh r720

[BitCoder]

I have got an error. Must I first somehow update to 7.2.0? Unfortunately, the system is still on version 7.1.0.

[vinnn]

Have you modified the build or package set in some way?

[Tim Curtis]

Try below and if it works then reboot and open MPD Config then SAVE.

Code:

sudo /var/www/command/updater.sh r710

[DRONE7]

Oops! I obviously was typing too fast and thinking too slow and gave the wrong version. Apologies to @BitCoder .

[BitCoder]

Hi guys

Thank you for your help. Now it worked.

First I launched the command

Code:

sudo /var/www/command/updater.sh r710

reboot, switched to the mpd settings, and saved the without change anything.
then the system was on version 7.2.0

second I launched the command

Code:

sudo /var/www/command/updater.sh r720

reboot, switched to the mpd settings, and saved the without change anything.
thereafter the system is on version 7.2.1