Samuel Jones wrote:
Would the regular upgrade path from 4.0.12 --> 4.0.13 resolve the issues,
leave the data where it is and update RT around it?
4.0.12 was a fresh empty install and then the data imported as the documents
say to do. (just importing the mysql essentially, with some scripting to
adjust it from SQLite to MySQL)
No, that won't probably not work. If the imported data is from 4.0.3
then you'll need to run 'make upgrade-database' and fill in the
requested pieces of information. In short, you'll need the source
package and it will apply the updates that are in ./etc/upgrade/.. from
the version you have to the version you specify or till the last that is
available, thats is if you have 4.0.13 source it will stop at 4.0.13
Without reading back I'm suspecting that you're using a rt package
(debian?) and then I don't know if you can run 'make upgrade-database'.
Someone on the list will probably know what todo then (got some ideas
but they are rather hackish, I use RT from source, then no such problems)
Regards,
Joop
