Thanks Armand, this worked great! I had one issue with bringing up Asgard,
in that the root page for the admin area had no style assigned. Once I
assigned it to Asgard, it worked just fine. This saves alot of conversion
work for me, thanks much.
Fred
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From: Armand Verstappen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, December 27, 2000 8:59 PM
Subject: Re: [midgard-user] Oddities with Repligard
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On 12/28/00, 12:51:51 AM, Fred Hirsch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote regarding
[midgard-user] Oddities with Repligard:
> I figure this is a result of my consistently upgrading through the beta
> cycles, but possibly not upgrading the database along side it.
Very likely, yes. Probably you have an incorrect repligard table.
> I did get
> Asgard to install just fine using a blank install. I also cannot get
> Repligard to export my current DB, so I will probably just work on
piecing
> my database backup back into Midgard a piece at a time using a secondary
DB
> and then export it into the main DB.
You could try this:
mysqldump -u root -p --no-create-info midgard > mgd.sql
edit mgd.sql, deleting every 'INSERT into repligard' statement.
If the 'INSERT into sitegroup' lines have only three fields, add a realm
field.
Example:
INSERT into sitegroup (1,'example',60);
-> INSERT into sitegroup(1,'example','example realm',60);
mysqladmin -u root -p create midgard-new
mysql -u root -p midgard-new < empty.sql
empty.sql coming from the midgard-1.4 datapackage.
mysql -u root -p midgard-new < mgd.sql
Once you get here, your database is in a consistent 1.4 shape, and you
should have no problems installing Asgard.
Armand.
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