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Can't upgrade from 9.0.51 to 10.0.0 #35
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I'm surprised that the script even runs with just sudo. You need to type But as this is a brand new install I'd recomend to just wipe the 9.0.51 VM and start over with the newest version instead. The newest version is 10.0.0 and with some other updates as well, so that would be the best option. |
I can verify the issue same here. Workaround is to move dav, files, |
Gaah, everything is so much easier to script with apt-get. |
@ezraholm50 Sure this is a VM issue and not a Nextcloud issue? I'm on IRC btw. |
I suppose this is a NC issue. |
@MorrisJobke Have you seen this before? |
Hello, |
Ok, please test the new version and see if the same issue appears, then repoen this issue if it does. Thank you! |
Issue is persistent on 2 machines |
@ezraholm50 with the update script? Have you tested without? |
Haven't tested without, but the only fail will be the occ upgrade command. Can't think of any other command that would let it fail. only the rsync lines are ran before it. |
Please test and get post your findings here @marcal @ezraholm50 Thanks! |
Hello, I can confirm that the fail is with the occ upgrade command |
@marcal Have you tested without running the update script and just manually upgraded with the occ command? Please provide the exact steps. Steps to reproduce |
I suppose it can be the same problem I found in #29 with file owner and file group I didn't tried to reproduce the problem but this is only a suggestion. |
Hello, Here is what I did (and the result like you requested)
#6 Necessary or won't work
As a result, I have (the 4 first lines are green so it is OK Before the errorUpdated <provisioning_api> to 1.0.0 The real errorAn unhandled exception has been thrown: Marc |
A similar issue was reported at nextcloud/server#531 they suggest to follow the manual installation guide |
Question remains; is this an issue with the VM, or a user error, or a error with Nextcloud itself? |
Updated the update script and tested it. This is not an issue in the VM anymore --> close To get the latest update script and update, run: |
As for me this is a VM/script issue. Just tried it again, script fails, manual upgrade works. |
@ezraholm50 Have you tried the latest script? |
dont think so, wget it 2 days back. |
Made changes today, so you script is old. |
Hello, I made a test with the command and it didn't work. Am I doing something wrong? sudo bash /var/scripts/update.sh Updating database schema (green so ok) After that, I went to the website (my nextcloud server) Préparation de la mise à jour It seems to be the same problem |
@marcal Strange, I just tested to upgrade from 10.0.0 to 10.0.1 with the script (the old one before the upgrade, and also the new one) and it worked both times. We can't control the Thanks! |
Hello,
I have a virtual machine with 9.0.51 (stable). I have chosen the Stable release channel (it doesn't speak about 9.0.53).
I have decided to make the update to version 10.0.0
So I have downloaded the last version of the update script
After that, I run the command
sudo nextcloud_update.sh
And I have an error message
Updated database ==> Green so OK
Exception: files can't be disabled. ==> RED
Update failed ==> RED
The command sudo -u www-data php /var/www/nextcloud/occ upgrade
will always have the problem
Can you please tell me what I am missing?
My Nextcloud is completely empty (I only installed it and never made anything with it).
I have no idea about what log I can provide.
Thank you
Marc
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