Can't Update HOOBS Mac install (Darwin) above 4.1.20
**Description**
I've spent hours on this issue now, I installed the MacOS package from the Downloads section of the HOOBS support website, it downloads the "hoobs-v4.1.20-darwin.pkg", I installed it on a brand spanking new MacBook Air M1,  I'm able to Set it up, restore my backup from my original HOOBS box, plugins are working. And I'm also able to update plugins from the UI. 

For the life of me I'm unable to upgrade HOOBS to the latest version, The "Check for Updates" link on the hoobs UI doesn't work (as in shows me I'm up to date). I've tried the "Fix" URL on Mac terminal, and gives me the Directory doesn't exists statement 

`chmod: /root/hoobs-fix.sh: No such file or directory`

**Version**
Please include the version of HOOBS you are using.
4.1.20 DARWIN Package for MAC

**Did you upgrade**
Please let us know if you upgraded from a previous version.
- [ ] Yes
- [X ] No

**Pervious version**
If you upgraded, please let us know your previous version.

**Did you orginally upgrade to HOOBS 3 from HOOBS 2.1.1?**
Did you perform an upgrade from HOOBS 2.1.1? Some things are different.
- [ ] Yes
- [X ] No

**What device are you using?**
Please let us know the device you are running HOOBS on.
- [ ] HOOBS Box
- [ ] HOOBS SD Card
- [X ] Custom Install

**If this is a custom install, what's your operating system?**
Please let us know what operating system and version you are using. Ex. Fedora 30 or macOS Catalina.
MAC OS Monterey 12.2.1 (21D62) on a MacBook Air M1 2020

**List your plugins**
Please include a list of the plugins you are using. We need to be able to find it on NPM. If the plugin is no published, please include a link to the repository.
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**Post your config**
This can be found in the interface, Configuration -> Advanced or you can get it via SSH `cat ~/.hoobs/etc/config.json`


* Remove any passwords from the config file. This is public.

```
POST CONFIG HERE
```

**Post your log**
You can get the log from the interface. This is in the Log section.

```
POST LOG HERE
```

**Additional context**
Add any other context about the problem here.
