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RE: Update RC2c to RC3 - T0mcat - 02-12-2008 11:50 PM
Viktor Wrote:Hello,
have you forgotten Point 7.
Quote: # cp -Rv /tmp/ispcp-1.0.0/usr/* /usr/
# cp -Rv /tmp/ispcp-1.0.0/var/* /var/
Kind regrads
Viktor
No, I followed the guide step by step!
I'm using an older nightly build to upgrade to RC3 now. That build was released around 25th july, so after the RC2c release, but a long time before RC3. Don't know, if that could be the problem.
RE: Update RC2c to RC3 - gOOvER - 02-12-2008 11:55 PM
It's not possible to upgrade from a nightly to RC3 with the UpgradeScript. It's only possible from RC2x to RC3.
RE: Update RC2c to RC3 - T0mcat - 02-12-2008 11:59 PM
gOOvER Wrote:It's not possible to upgrade from a nightly to RC3 with the UpgradeScript. It's only possible from RC2x to RC3.
That's bad news
Isn't there a way to manually upgrade it ?
RE: Update RC2c to RC3 failure - joximu - 02-13-2008 04:08 AM
You could got through the update script - it's not very complicated and perform the steps needed... - the most iomportant may be the sql file - there you could remove the fields/tables you already have...
/J
RE: Update RC2c to RC3 failure - joximu - 02-16-2008 09:08 PM
Hello people
I just noticed there is maybe a way that mysql does not stop when a duplicate entry occurs:
Code:
INSERT IGNORE INTO `config` (`name`, `value`) VALUESIf soemone could check that - this would make update a littlebit easier (for the guys who have en nightly > rc2c)
/J
RE: Update RC2c to RC3 failure - T0mcat - 02-16-2008 10:26 PM
joximu Wrote:Hello people
I just noticed there is maybe a way that mysql does not stop when a duplicate entry occurs:
the IGNORE should well "ignore" errors while inserting...Code:
INSERT IGNORE INTO `config` (`name`, `value`) VALUES
If soemone could check that - this would make update a littlebit easier (for the guys who have en nightly > rc2c)
/J
Hm too late
I opened the update script and went through every step by hand. RC3 is now running smoothly.
RE: Update RC2c to RC3 failure - joximu - 02-16-2008 10:54 PM
But maybe another nightly-to-RC3 victim could test this...
RE: Update RC2c to RC3 failure - Solvik - 02-28-2008 08:44 AM
any ways to upgrade from a RC2-daily-build to RC3 ? Just by keeping domain, email, ftp users, mysql domain databases ?
RE: Update RC2c to RC3 failure - joximu - 02-28-2008 08:56 AM
search the forum - yes there are ways...