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Database upgrade from 0.84.4 to 9.1.6 failed #2558
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Some googling led me to #1040 but file Error seemed to come from a missing translation ID (Associated element or Associated elements), but I checked and they are indeed in the .po file I use ( What I forgot to say is that I run the Zend OPcache extension (v7.0.6) which made me think of something... I can't see what you guys can do about it... Let's hope anyone getting the same issue will find this page and be able to resolve his with the same solution. |
I guess translations are handled with APCu; but the problem is similar; cache may sometimes breaks on upgrade; should be fixed anyways |
Could you try with trasher@caa559b please? |
I'll try to remount my old v0.84.4 instance on a VM and update it to trasher/glpi@caa559b. |
@C-Duv hum... No, I think this is the best way to go ;) |
@gaionim this is not related to the current issue |
I know, but for upgrade successfully from 0.84.4 to 9.1.6 is still necessary modify update_91_911.php |
Please open an new issue; yes :) |
An issue already exists (linked from forum); see #1296 |
ok, thanks |
I failed to reproduce the issue (before applying the fix) :( But once the trasher/glpi@caa559b fix is applied I get:
Also, it seems |
OK... I'm not going to fix anything since I'm not sure this will fix the original issue. |
I got a PHP error when trying to update my GLPI instance from version 0.84.4 to version 9.1.6, error occured during database upgrade to version 9.1:
What I did
What I got
I gave it a second try by re-opening GLPI's URL:
I got the "Internal auto-tests page" which displayed this message and the Upgrade button:
Then the same PHP error:
I noticed it started at a higher version of the database than try number 1 and errored on a different message so I gave it a third try: got the exact same output than try number 2.
Environment
PHP v5.6.30
MySQL v5.5.57
Apache v2.4.10
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