"✗ No Dashy Installation Found!" when trying to update LXC

[vdiogo]

✅ Have you read and understood the above guidelines?

yes

📜 What is the name of the script you are using?

dashy

📂 What was the exact command used to execute the script?

bash -c "$(wget -qLO - https://github.com/community-scripts/ProxmoxVE/raw/main/ct/dashy.sh)"

📝 Provide a clear and concise description of the issue.

I installed Dashy via the helper scripts from TTEck and when I try to do an update, either by "update" or by pasting the command within the lxc shell an error message appears "No Dashy Installation Found" - even though dashy is installed and working well.

I have also tried creating a new container and starting from scratch (install Dashy and import the configuration) but get error also:

⚙️ What settings are you using?

• Default Settings
• Advanced Settings

🖥️ Which Linux distribution are you using?

Debian 12

🔄 Steps to reproduce the issue.

1. Access the lxc console
2. write update and press enter OR past the script command

❌ Paste the full error output (if available).

✗ No Dashy Installation Found!

🖼️ Additional context (optional).

[MickLesk]

1. issue: Check if this exists: cd /opt/dashy and then do an ls -a, whats the output?
2. issue: you dont have installed curl or have an massive dns issue on your proxmox, therefore you cant execute the bash script. The outputs are not normal and thats not a script issue

[vdiogo]

1. issue: Check if this exists: cd /opt/dashy and then do an ls -a, whats the output?
2. issue: you dont have installed curl or have an massive dns issue on your proxmox, therefore you cant execute the bash script. The outputs are not normal and thats not a script issue

Thanks for the prompt reply.

1. See print screen -bash: cd: /opt/dashy: No such file or directory:

2. Apologies, how can I check if I have curl installed and/ or troubleshoot DNS issues in my proxmox?

[MickLesk]

1. are you sure, thats an tteck script? dashy would be installed in /opt/ - looks not like an helper script?

2. apt-get install curl on proxmox node

[MickLesk]

ive looked the history, in 2023 and early 2024 it was in /dashy, tteck changed it into /opt/dashy

save your configuration of dashy, copy or move the folder to /opt, or create an new lxc

[vdiogo]

1. are you sure, thats an tteck script? dashy would be installed in /opt/ - looks not like an helper script?
Yes, quite positive as all my lxc were installed using tteck scripts

2. apt-get install curl on proxmox node
Done and indeed curl was not installed.
Get same result upon trying to run the script on the newly created lxc (102) or running the same script in the existing contaoiner (109)

[vdiogo]

As a matter of adding more info, I performed the following steps when trying to update:

1. Accessed the existing container console
2. Entered the command bash -c "$(wget -qLO - https://github.com/community-scripts/ProxmoxVE/raw/main/ct/dashy.sh)" add update
3. Get displayed with this window and click Yes:

4. Get to this screen:

[vdiogo]

ive looked the history, in 2023 and early 2024 it was in /dashy, tteck changed it into /opt/dashy

save your configuration of dashy, copy or move the folder to /opt, or create an new lxc

Thanks for looking into that. I'm trying to install it on a new lxc (102) but get an error (see above)

[MickLesk]

not in the container, run this in proxmox shell (curl, wget ...)
=> apt-get install

after this bash -c

[vdiogo]

not in the container, run this in proxmox shell (curl, wget ...) => apt-get install

after this bash -c

Sorry, yes that's what I did:

1. Run apt-get install in the pve shell
2. Run bash -c... in the container

[vdiogo]

[MickLesk]

Can you reboot? Something is broken on your Proxmox

[vdiogo]

Can you reboot? Something is broken on your Proxmox

Done (rebooted proxmox)... same result :/

[MickLesk]

Other Scripts works? Like Debian LXC or something?

[vdiogo]

Debian didn't worked on my new lxc (102) so I decided creating a new lxc with a different template and run the Debian script... and seems to have worked, until a point where a prompt asked if I wanted to update a security patch to which I answered yes, and been waiting for ~2h for it to finish

Previously I have chosen the standard Debian and now selected the second one (tgz format):

[vdiogo]

Now I have created a new container (110) skipping that security update installation, and tried the Dashy script, and get this error:

[MickLesk]

You have massive Problems on your Proxmox.

Fix your Proxmox First. I cant Help, its not an Script issue

You cant call LXC's, Update and so on. Looks Like massive DNS Breaks

[vdiogo]

You have massive Problems on your Proxmox.

Fix your Proxmox First. I cant Help, its not an Script issue

You cant call LXC's, Update and so on. Looks Like massive DNS Breaks

Why do you state so firmly that I have DNS issues? What logs gave you that hint?

[MickLesk]

Your call cant call our GitHub build.func

[MekongHigh]

Previously I have chosen the standard Debian and now selected the second one (tgz format):

Have you run the install script in the Proxmox VE Shell, or did you first created a lxc and then run install the script in the LXC shell?

[vdiogo]

Previously I have chosen the standard Debian and now selected the second one (tgz format):

Have you run the install script in the Proxmox VE Shell, or did you first created a lxc and then run install the script in the LXC shell?

I first created the lxc and then ran the script in the lxc shell

[MekongHigh]

I first created the lxc and then ran the script in the lxc shell

That is not the way these scripts work. These script also create the container.
To create a new Proxmox VE Dashy LXC, run the command below in the Proxmox VE Shell.

[vdiogo]

Ah, now we're talking :) Thanks