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Given that Jekyll supports 20.04 and that Hestia supports 22.04, it sounds like you messed up your system by doing something else
HestiaCP supports Ubuntu 22.04 @yokowasis
22.04 is a nightmare upgrade. Fuck Ubuntu, Debian is superior in most ways.
A useful rule of everyday life:
Maybe use docker to run Jekyll instead of setting all dependencies on host system?
https://ddewaele.github.io/running-jekyll-in-docker/
Got Server Snap'd by Canonical
Hestia is good but I really like CWP. It is free up to 10 accounts in the server. Better control and much powerful
As always "doesn't work" is not anywhere near a valid description. HestiaCP supports 22.04 for a while now. If something does not work after the dist ugrade that's not neccessarily Hestias fault.
What exactly stopped working? Which error messages did you see or can find in the logfiles regarding the services that are not working anymore? Did you let the upgrade overwrite any config files? What did you already try and research to solve the problems?
I took the liberty of editing the title, the previous version of which ("I Fucked Up") wasn't particularly revealing or pleasant to read
Okay, apparently my info is outdated. I could have sworn there is no Ubuntu 22 on that page yesterday. Hestia should work on ubuntu 22. But for some reason it won't run. I am going to find out why that is.
Regarding jekyll, I won't pursue it anymore. I tried installing it 2 machine of Ubuntu 20, It's installed successfully, but refuse to build the default site with minima theme. Maybe minima required dependencies that's not available on ubuntu 20 ?
And, It's Alive !!!!!. Thanks for all the helps. Hestia complain about being there is no libzip.so.5, which is not available on ubuntu 22.
So it wasn't a Hestia problem but a jekyll one?
That's subjective. Who runs CentOS anymore? I know you could maybe use Rocky/Alma, but it's too OS restrictive IMO.
wget http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/libz/libzip/libzip5_1.5.1-0ubuntu1_amd64.deb 1
sudo dpkg -i libzip5_1.5.1-0ubuntu1_amd64.deb
Don't ask me it is just pacakeing from Ubuntu..
Yes we do.
Only Ubuntu 20.04 has libzip5 and Ubuntu 22.04 only has libzip4. As we allow both in the our dependencies it don't hurt. We need to fix / and improve the conflicts / depencies.. and make it os independent...
it's a dependency problem.
For jekyll, looks like it only works on ubuntu 22.