Re: Manual server updates required after months of running fine?

2011-06-17 Thread Bill Fenner
Hi Christian,

Thanks for the reply.  Obviously, you're right, I looked at the
database dump that I did before the rb-site upgrade and it did say
1.5.3, so I was not as careful as I thought I was when doing the
migration months ago.  Mea culpa.

I finally twigged on the wording of the yellow box: ...and then
restart your web server.  Whatever was happening seemed to be cached
state in certain httpd processes (thus the intermittent nature, it
depended on what process served what request).  I restarted Apache and
all was well.

Thanks for all your hard work on reviewboard.  I installed it on a
whim years ago and we have gradually built our whole workflow around
it.

  Bill

On Thu, Jun 16, 2011 at 2:22 PM, Christian Hammond chip...@chipx86.com wrote:
 Hi Bill,

 That message should never really be seen outside of developer installs, but
 it does happen on occasion if something got messed up.

 The first thing to check is actually your database. Make sure it didn't
 crash at some point and have locked tables that need to be cleaned up. You
 should otherwise never see this page about the database schema.

 Now, at some point, you did have an install of 1.5.3 at least attempted.
 That number came directly from the database, put there after an rb-site
 upgrade when using 1.5.3. It's probably not related, but just something to
 point out.

 But yeah, check the database. I suspect that's where the problem is.

 Christian

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 On Thu, Jun 16, 2011 at 6:55 AM, Bill Fenner fen...@gmail.com wrote:

 Hi,

 We've got a reviewboard installation, which we upgraded to 1.5.5
 several months ago.  That went swimmingly, and it's been working for
 months.

 Nothing has changed on the server, but now it is intermittently
 reporting Manual server updates required -- The Review Board
 database schema has changed since your last upgrade.  Oddly, the
 Manual server updates required box suggests running ./manage.py
 syncdb, when I know that the upgrade command is actually rb-site
 upgrade.

 I ran rb-site upgrade, and got:


 Rebuilding directory structure
 Upgrading from version 1.5.3
 Updating database. This may take a while.
 Upgrading Review Board from 1.5.3 to 1.5.5
 No fixtures found.
 No evolution required.
 Upgrade complete.


 We never had 1.5.3 installed, we went from pre-1.0 svn snapshot
 straight to 1.5.5.

 After the rb-site upgrade, things went fine for a little while, and
 then I started getting the intermittent message.

 By intermittent, I mean that sometimes it appears as the only content
 on the page, and sometimes it appears between diff chunks, and
 sometimes it doesn't appear at all and reviewboard behaves as normal.

 I've looked in the Apache error_log, and all I see are the reviewboard
 debugging messages about diff generation.  The log directory in my
 rb-site root is empty.

 Anyone have an idea of what else to try?

 Thanks,
  Bill

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Manual server updates required after months of running fine?

2011-06-16 Thread Bill Fenner
Hi,

We've got a reviewboard installation, which we upgraded to 1.5.5
several months ago.  That went swimmingly, and it's been working for
months.

Nothing has changed on the server, but now it is intermittently
reporting Manual server updates required -- The Review Board
database schema has changed since your last upgrade.  Oddly, the
Manual server updates required box suggests running ./manage.py
syncdb, when I know that the upgrade command is actually rb-site
upgrade.

I ran rb-site upgrade, and got:


Rebuilding directory structure
Upgrading from version 1.5.3
Updating database. This may take a while.
Upgrading Review Board from 1.5.3 to 1.5.5
No fixtures found.
No evolution required.
Upgrade complete.


We never had 1.5.3 installed, we went from pre-1.0 svn snapshot
straight to 1.5.5.

After the rb-site upgrade, things went fine for a little while, and
then I started getting the intermittent message.

By intermittent, I mean that sometimes it appears as the only content
on the page, and sometimes it appears between diff chunks, and
sometimes it doesn't appear at all and reviewboard behaves as normal.

I've looked in the Apache error_log, and all I see are the reviewboard
debugging messages about diff generation.  The log directory in my
rb-site root is empty.

Anyone have an idea of what else to try?

Thanks,
  Bill

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Re: Manual server updates required after months of running fine?

2011-06-16 Thread Christian Hammond
Hi Bill,

That message should never really be seen outside of developer installs, but
it does happen on occasion if something got messed up.

The first thing to check is actually your database. Make sure it didn't
crash at some point and have locked tables that need to be cleaned up. You
should otherwise never see this page about the database schema.

Now, at some point, you did have an install of 1.5.3 at least attempted.
That number came directly from the database, put there after an rb-site
upgrade when using 1.5.3. It's probably not related, but just something to
point out.

But yeah, check the database. I suspect that's where the problem is.

Christian

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Review Board - http://www.reviewboard.org
VMware, Inc. - http://www.vmware.com


On Thu, Jun 16, 2011 at 6:55 AM, Bill Fenner fen...@gmail.com wrote:

 Hi,

 We've got a reviewboard installation, which we upgraded to 1.5.5
 several months ago.  That went swimmingly, and it's been working for
 months.

 Nothing has changed on the server, but now it is intermittently
 reporting Manual server updates required -- The Review Board
 database schema has changed since your last upgrade.  Oddly, the
 Manual server updates required box suggests running ./manage.py
 syncdb, when I know that the upgrade command is actually rb-site
 upgrade.

 I ran rb-site upgrade, and got:


 Rebuilding directory structure
 Upgrading from version 1.5.3
 Updating database. This may take a while.
 Upgrading Review Board from 1.5.3 to 1.5.5
 No fixtures found.
 No evolution required.
 Upgrade complete.


 We never had 1.5.3 installed, we went from pre-1.0 svn snapshot
 straight to 1.5.5.

 After the rb-site upgrade, things went fine for a little while, and
 then I started getting the intermittent message.

 By intermittent, I mean that sometimes it appears as the only content
 on the page, and sometimes it appears between diff chunks, and
 sometimes it doesn't appear at all and reviewboard behaves as normal.

 I've looked in the Apache error_log, and all I see are the reviewboard
 debugging messages about diff generation.  The log directory in my
 rb-site root is empty.

 Anyone have an idea of what else to try?

 Thanks,
  Bill

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