The migration wrote the new update script directly to /usr/bin/update
while the parent shell still had the file open for reading. Since the
new content (with shebang) is longer than the original single-line file,
bash would read leftover bytes from the new content after the child
process exited, causing:
/usr/bin/update: line 2: syntax error near unexpected token )'
Fix: write to a temp file first, then mv over /usr/bin/update. This
replaces the inode so the parent shell's fd sees EOF on the old
(unlinked) inode instead of reading into the new content.
Update ct/jellyseerr.sh and ct/overseerr.sh to switch the container update handler to the Seerr script. The here-doc now uses a single-quoted EOF to avoid shell expansion and includes an explicit shebang for the generated /usr/bin/update. Instead of auto-executing the new update script, the code now informs the user to run 'update' again and exits (overseerr exits with 0). Also includes minor whitespace cleanup (removed trailing spaces on cd lines). This prevents unexpected immediate execution and ensures the generated script runs with the intended shell.
* Update ALL CT's to new default
* Minor Changes
* Merge Bookstack from main
* Indention Bookstack
* Merge Vikunja from Main
* Merge Komga from Main
* Merge Unifi from Main
- The option to utilize Apt-Cacher-NG (Advanced settings) when creating LXCs. The added functionality is expected to reduce bandwidth usage and provide faster operating system updates.
- Requires the Apt-Cacher-NG LXC
