Update through Command line wait for complete (took 5mins)
Restart AMP as the service does not seem to start on reboots
Try steps in forum linked below. (After getting back into the Web GUI found all servers gone but added data store is still there but files for Servers are gone)
So I tried that and oddly enough I get an error that says that file does not exsists. Yet when I do ls/home/amp/ .ampdata/ I clearly see old json files.
Ok so if I’m following what you said right (Starting to doubt myself) I have copied and restarted the amp service and whole VM. I have tried 2 or 3 of the json files so far and my instances are still not coming back.
So I had the web GUI all for but 5 seconds then got disconnected (refused to connect). I haven’t changed anything on my network level so little confused about that.
Looks like the ADS just isn’t starting fully, weird.
Maybe check again now and see if there’s anything new in the log.
If not, try running getamp update as root to get things on the new hotfix, in case that was somehow related (doubtful, but sanity checks are great)
So I did try that ironically before reaching out along with running the install script (Probably was a mistake).
Anyway (I got impatient) in the process I ended up trying to give myself rw access to all folders under amp just so I could copy over the game worlds/config files and just reinstall completely on a fresh installed AMP/Ubuntu instance… Well I broke permissions and now everything is jacked up (sudo for example doesn’t work anymore). Last ditch effort is going to take the drive out and put it in another computer and manually grab the files (if it lets me).
First time I haven’t had a backup of the instances that is recent is why I reached out mainly… For more info sake I am running proxmox with Ubuntu server that ran AMP for this instance. Only was doing this for ram hard stop, as before I found amp allowing WAY over my allocated amount for some servers. Anyway Thank you Potato for trying to help.
I got a general rundown here for migrating an install across systems, but should also work for “importing” an install. (once you’re able to snag the files)
