1. Upload the apolloInstaller[your arch] file to your Pterodactyl panel. (If you're unsure about your architecture, you can run the command uname -m. aarch64 corresponds to arm64, and x86_64 corresponds to amd64.)

2. Grant the installer file execution permissions by running the following command: sudo chmod +x apolloInstaller[your arch].

3. Run the installer as the root user by executing the following command: sudo ./apolloInstaller[your arch].

4. Choose the correct option in the installer.

apolloInstallerAmd64.zip

You can see the version in the current branch name.

Upgrade PHP

Enter Maintenance Mode

Whenever you are performing an update you should be sure to place your Panel into maintenance mode. This will prevent users from encountering unexpected errors and ensure everything can be updated before users encounter potentially new features.

cd /var/www/pterodactyl

php artisan down

Download the theme

The first step in the update process is to download the new panel files from GitHub. The command below will download the release archive for the most recent version of Pterodactyl, save it in the current directory and will automatically unpack the archive into your current folder.

curl -L https://github.com/Nookure/NookTheme/releases/latest/download/panel.tar.gz | tar -xzv

Once all of the files are downloaded we need to set the correct permissions on the cache and storage directories to avoid any webserver related errors.

chmod -R 755 storage/* bootstrap/cache

Update Dependencies

After you've downloaded all of the new files you will need to upgrade the core components of the panel. To do this, simply run the commands below and follow any prompts.

composer install --no-dev --optimize-autoloader

Clear Compiled Template Cache

You'll also want to clear the compiled template cache to ensure that new and modified templates show up correctly for users.

php artisan view:clear

php artisan config:clear

Database Updates

You'll also need to update your database schema for the newest version of Pterodactyl. Running the command below will update the schema and ensure the default eggs we ship are up to date (and add any new ones we might have). Just remember, never edit core eggs we ship! They will be overwritten by this update process.

php artisan migrate --seed --force

Set Permissions

The last step is to set the proper owner of the files to be the user that runs your webserver. In most cases this is www-data but can vary from system to system — sometimes being nginx, caddy, apache, or even nobody.

# If using NGINX or Apache (not on CentOS):

chown -R www-data:www-data /var/www/pterodactyl/*

# If using NGINX on CentOS:

chown -R nginx:nginx /var/www/pterodactyl/*

# If using Apache on CentOS

chown -R apache:apache /var/www/pterodactyl/*

Restarting Queue Workers

After every update you should restart the queue worker to ensure that the new code is loaded in and used.

php artisan queue:restart

Exit Maintenance Mode

Now that everything has been updated you need to exit maintenance mode so that the Panel can resume accepting connections.

php artisan up

NookTheme-release-v1.11.11.zip