Ah nice, I'll try that thanks! I tried copying same version to same
version on new server, which didn't go well.
On Tuesday, April 23, 2024 at 2:51:30 PM UTC-4 David Trowbridge wrote:
> Since you have to upgrade the world, you may find it easiest to set up a
> completely new system with a
Since you have to upgrade the world, you may find it easiest to set up a
completely new system with a brand new install of Review Board. Once you've
verified that everything is set up correctly, you can replace the database
and site directory with the ones from your old server, and run rb-site
Great thank you. I found that adding an upgraded python while doing the
ugprade confuses the upgrade and python 3 scripts were failing running
referencing python2.7/site-packages. Also upgrading to python3 breaks
2.5.16. So, upgrade python3 and reviewboard will pull 2.5.16 into a
working
You definitely need to make sure that everything is using the same Python
version. In particular, if you're using something like Apache, you need to
make sure that your mod_wsgi is built with the same Python version as
everything that is installed.
Moving to Python 3 is definitely annoying, but
Thanks for the suggestion. I'll look at logs. I was trying to go to 4,
but when seeing issues, tried something more conservative. Bumping 2.5.16
to 6 means I'd have to switch to python 3. When I tried upgrading to 4 I
found an issue where it was conflicting between using 2 and 3.
The "taking a nap" error means that Review Board is crashing somewhere. Can
you check the reviewboard and web server logs for errors?
I'd definitely suggest just going straight from your original version to
your target version (preferably 6). Doing upgrades to intermediate versions
is not
