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Thank you for your help! I uninstalled and reinstalled 'click' and it worked. I am now officially upgraded offline!

I can't upload the upgrade log as it is on an offline, high-side server, but I am performing the command using sudo and the requested information is below: uname -a Linux (QRDN) 3.10.0-1127.13.1.el7.x86_64 cat /etc/*release CentOS Linux release 7.8.2003 I verified that my user could change directory...

I was able to make it through the procedure on the Download Server portion, but ran into an error on the offline server. Please see below: grep 'pip install' nagioslogserver/upgrade | sed 's/pip install/& --no-index --find-links \/tmp\/pipfiles\//' | source /dev/stdin Output: Uninstalling Click-...

Yes. That command worked. Thank you for your help! Hopefully the offline server portion runs smooth.

I made it to the last command on the online server, but received the below error. [tsiluser@repo nagios-upgrade]$ sudo grep 'pip install' upgrade | sed 's/pip install --upgrade/pip download -d \/var\/satellite\/nagios-upgrade\/pipfiles\//' | source /dev/stdin DEPRECATION: Python 2.7 reached the end ...

I have successfully made it to the last command on the online server, and it appears to successfully complete, but there is no output nor any pipfiles in the designated location. please see below: sudo grep '\$pipbin install' upgrade | sed 's/\$pipbin install --upgrade/pip download -d \/var\/satelli...