Upgrading Paperless-ngx several revisions behind - Lemmy.World

Hey everyone. For a variety of reasons I’ve ended up with a paperless-ngx install that has not been upgraded for a while. It’s currently on 1.17.1, and I’ve been researching to figure out the best way to get back up to current. I’m worried about major changes that have happened over time and what the best way to go about this is, but I’ve not had good luck finding something that gives me the confidence to go about it. Hoping someone here has some guidance. Cheers!

That time I made it on the cover of the West Marine catalog sailing an El Toro at a regatta in Morro Bay. Hadn’t seen this photo in years and thought I’d share my “fame”. - Lemmy.World

Out on the farm - Lemmy.World

Some relevant bumper stickers seen today - Lemmy.world

Why are flies so attracted to poop? - Lemmy.world

I’m sure there’s something “nutritional” there for them but?

Is this wiring run ok? - Lemmy.world

Finagled my way into the attic to explore a bit. Found this wiring run that basically lays on the sheet rock with insulation sitting on top. It goes to a light switch that controls three of this thin led recessed lights. Could this get really hot and start a fire with the insulation on top?

Problems adding new lutron caseta dimmer - Lemmy.world

Getting frustrated with Lutron’s documentation and links to non-existing pages. I’be got lots of Caseta stuff in the house already but this new summer just won’t go with the flow. Switch and lights work fine. Wireless signal strong. I’ve even reset the switch. All I get though after the -0-second hold to go through the pairing process, is a slow-blinking top led. None of the support stuff covers this example. I will say that this is the first switch to get installed on the second floor, and the hub is in the basement. Is it too far away? Is that a thing still (not sure if thread and all that is in play here.) Thanks for the help.

Help repairing crumbling steps - LemmyWorld

I’m not sure what material or style these steps are, but they’ve started crumbling after water got into a crack and froze during the winter. It seems to be getting worse and I’m wondering how to address it. Is this something that can be patched or do I need to remove all this material and start over?

helpnwith styling - LemmyWorld

I seem to have done something that is preventing the sidebars from following any themes I’m using (Nord in this pic.) After going through every setting I can think of, I’m hoping someone here can help point me in the right direction to get these sidebars “unstuck” from being a black back ground.