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Login button disabled after minor version upgrade. #86
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so it can be compared to OTRS_VERSION on start and detect a minor version upgrade. Fixes issue #86.
Fixed by saving the current running version in /opt/otrs/Kernel/current_version and comparing it against OTRS_VERSION env var (set at build time in the Dockerfile) to know if we are running a new version and a minor version upgrade is needed. As 6.0.27 is the first version with this fix, if upgrading from an earlier version you will have to connect to the container and manually do the upgrade by running the following command:
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running the script manually is not working, at least not when upgrading from 6.022 to 6.029 it throws
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thanks, but could your test for the existence of CPANAudit.pm and install it if neccessary? I don't know when this routine has been introduced into the OTRS updater and (in typical OTRS style) does nothing, no matter the result of the CPAN audit, it always returns 1 - but it fails and stops the whole update when CPANAudit.pm is not installed. |
Hi @perler , the file does exists before and after the update:
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problem ist, not in this installation here. I think we came from OTRS 5 and upgraded. so this might be the reason |
Sorry for bringing up this old topic again. Just done a major upgrade from 5.0.16 to 6.0.38. The login button is disabled and running the Anyone got a hint on what actually causes the button to be disabled? Even if I use browser developer tools to remove the |
Image and OTRS versions
latest, 6.0.27
Describe the issue
Upgrading a minor version can sometimes disable the login button. This seems to be fixed by running the database upgrade script:
su -c "/opt/otrs/scripts/DBUpdate-to-6.pl --non-interactive" -s /bin/bash otrs
Working on a fix right now.
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