En vie, 2001-11-09 a 15:32, Emiliano escribi? > German Poo Caaman~o wrote: > > > $ database-upgrade > > > $ repligard -m > > > $ database-upgrade # not necesary but will test if your database is OK > > Try this procedure again with the updated database-upgrade.
Well, after the new database-upgrade was downloaded. I tryed all again: 1. Stop MySQL and clean mysql files on the new machine (1.4.2) 2. Stop MySQL on the rigth site with Midgard 1.2.5 3. Copy /var/lib/mysql to the new machine 4. Start MySQL 5. update host set name = 'new.site.cl'; (on midgard db) 6. Start Apache The normal sites works, fine. 7. configure on midgard-data directory: ./configure --with-adminsite --with-apache-user=www-data --with-apache-group=www-data --with-php=4 --with-install=upgrade --with-host=new.site.cl --with-blob=/var/www/midgard/blobs 8. Run database-upgrade, oops: # ./database-upgrade [...] >> GUIDS ++ Testing 'article'... ++ Testing 'blobs'... ++ Testing 'cache'... ++ Testing 'element'... ++ Testing 'event'... ++ Testing 'eventmember'... ++ Testing 'file'... ++ Testing 'grp'... ++ Testing 'history'... DBD::mysql::st execute failed: Unknown column 'history.id' in 'field list' at ./database-upgrade line 429. !! Failed execute for 'history' [...] ++ Testing 'snippet'... ++ Testing 'snippetdir'... ++ Testing 'style'... ++ Testing 'topic'... # Fine, at least don't show: "There are 517 GUIDS missing! You will need to run 'repligard -m'." So... Do I need run 'repligard -m'? I don't think so. # ./dbinstall DBD::mysql::st execute failed: Unknown column 'history.id' in 'field list' at ./database-upgrade line 419. !! Failed execute for 'history' Updating MySQL database... Creating blobdir... Skipping 1.2.5 admin site... Installing Asgard... Message: Reading config file install-repligard.conf Message: Importing Asgard-1.4.1.xml.gz /home/gpoo/midgard/midgard-data-1.4.2-1/midgard-data.conf contains configuration information for Apache. You should add it to Apache configuration file before starting Midgard. ! Asgard as root at http://linux.ubiobio.cl:80/asgard/ using: <username>='admin' and <password>='password' Why? I set to the original password admin, I can enter to http://new.sitel.cl/admin but, why complains that? # diff midgard-data.conf /etc/apache/midgard-data.conf # No differences. Well, I'm going out for a while... this has been very painful. Thanks for any comments. -- German Poo Caaman~o mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.ubiobio.cl/~gpoo/chilelindo.html --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
