@jesdynf
Thank you for your response.
Your OpenEMR docker container doesn’t exist at all
How do you see that that is the case?
Yesterday I could open openemr in my browser normally.
I’m honestly not sure what you’ve done here at this point
I have simply followed the instructions, as best as I can, that I have received in previous threads or on the openemr websites, as to installing, patching and restoring backups. On those other occasions, those instructions worked, eventually. I say “as best as I can” and “eventually” because often I find that the technical language used in the instructions is above my head. What is needed on the website for the sole practitioner like myself, are updated, foolproof, step-by-step instructions written in plain English, omitting no small detail that may seem obvious to the IT person, as to installation, patching, restoring backups.
I don’t know how to fix what’s going on here other than “burn everything to ground”.
So how do I do that safely, please.
My Lightstail script can take a fresh, unconfigured Ubuntu 20 and turn it into a running, Dockerized OpenEMR; it’s not Mint, but it sounds like you need something people can help you support more than you need a specific OS.
Thanks for the suggestion but I do not want to change my OS: I do not know what Lightstail is, I like Linux Mint, I have the docker installation running on Linux Mint on another machine, and other people here have previously recommended Linux Mint to me.