Since I didn't get a response, I ended up installing ElasticSearch 7.17. I was able to install it without using Docker. I'm using Debian 12
It turns out that Opensearch isn't possible for now...
OpenSearch 2.1 compatibility ->https://invisioncommunity.com/release-notes/473-r114/
I'm setting up a new Debian server to host our eletronicabr.com forum.
I noticed that Opensearch compatibility is only up to version 2.1. But this version is not available for installation on the website https://opensearch.org/downloads.html
These are the available versions in the repository:
sudo apt list -a opensearch
Listing...
opensearch/stable 2.13.0 amd64
opensearch/stable 2.12.0 amd64
opensearch/stable 2.11.1 amd64
opensearch/stable 2.11.0 amd64
opensearch/stable 2.10.0 amd64
opensearch/stable 2.9.0 amd64
opensearch/stable 2.8.0 amd64
opensearch/stable 2.7.0 amd64
opensearch/stable 2.6.0 amd64
opensearch/stable 2.5.0 amd64
I didn't find an online repertoire for installing Elasticsearch 7.17 that currently works on my old server.
Would it be possible for the Invisioncommunity team to update this compatibility?
I noticed other customers having problems too:
https://invisioncommunity.com/forums/topic/473517-opensearch-210/
https://invisioncommunity.com/forums/topic/469896-reindexing-deleting-opensearch-index/
Yes. Here I updated the word points to credits. I made this modification to avoid confusion with the standard IPS points system.
Thank you very much for your attention.
I understand!
But see if you can help me. With this problem, moderators end up not being able to remove credits from members who have gained credits irregularly. What could be resolved with just a warning and taking credits ends up generating a ban. My forum depends a lot on the credits system to work perfectly.
After the ticket was opened, I was attended by these guys: 👇 @Andy Millne @Jim M @Marc Stridgen @Stuart Silvester @Daniel F
In the end, he got the following answer:
I wonder if the bug was resolved in the version released yesterday 4.7.7 ???