At the linuxfromscratch project we have been using Trac for a very long
time. The last time we updated Trac was in 2021 using the latest
development system at that time. Over the years our sqlite databases have
grown quite large: 287M, 884M, and 642M respectively.
We have noticed some response problems and want to update to the latest
Trac and convert to mariadb.
Doing some testing on a test server we installed python3.13, Trac-1.6,
PyMySQL, and mariadb-11.8.5. We then copied a current trac.db to the test
system and ran sqlite3mysql to copy the trac.db into mariadb.
We can log into mariadb with 'mariadb -u tracuser -p trac_db' and all
looks good. We do have a symlink /usr/bin/mysql -> mariadb
We then edited the trac.ini file to read:
#[sqlite]
#extensions =
...
[trac]
...
#database = sqlite:db/trac.db
#database = mysql://tracuser:password/trac_db?unix_socket=/run/mariadb/
mariadb.sock
database = mysql://tracuser:password@localhost/trac_db
but no matter what we try after restarting apache get the error message:
TracError: Unable to check for upgrade of trac.db.api.DatabaseManager:
TracError: Unsupported database type "mysql"
What are we missing?
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