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OC 5.0: Update does not work. #2300
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Please follow the contrib guidelines ;) |
I can confirm it doesn't work for me either and know of one report from someone else. The debug is as follows, I just replaced the host name and local path with [hidden] [Thu Mar 14 12:37:23 2013] [error] [client [hidden]] PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function getId() on a non-object in [hidden]/oc/lib/files/cache/upgrade.php on l |
I followed the instructions, deleted all but the config and data dirs, untarred intot he directory and made sure www-data owned apps, data & config. The install seemed to go ok, but on logging in I'm getting "Upgrading filesystem cache... " and that's as far as the file button gives me. I can't play the media file I have in there for test. The contacts works fine, even kontact is accessing it ok. |
owncloud-archive/documentation#56 Rewrite rules for nginx are broken so no js redirect is done |
Sorry I should add mine is Apache. The htaccess file is in place in root of OC dir with checksum: 4b21883bc5ef4eb1b59d80a397a3471506be68f2 .htaccess |
Same issue as felimwhiteley |
Confirming 'maintenance' => false in my config and always has been. DB type is mysql. Version in config file now reads 5.0.0 as expected. |
Same as felimwhiteley here! After following the official update instructions I had to manualy change maintenance to false in my config to get the upgrade process to start. Now I'm too stuck at that Cache message. and that's it, no request are made. btw: Using Apache and MySQL UPDATE: |
I have the same problem, using 5.0 on Fedora 17 with PostgreSQL database, |
upgrade from 4.5.6 to 4.5.8. to 5.0 ... same problem here, ubuntu server 12.04 x64, apache and mysql ... |
Same problem here (solved with workaround). Setup:
Workarounds: |
same problem with debian squeeze and owncloud-4.5.8 to 5.0.0: do you need more info? |
Just to confirm, the permisisons on my htaccess are correct, 644, owned by root, the config file is set to maintenance false, so the workaround JMLatGitHub linked to and the previous bug #2314 have no effect for me. |
Same problem. If I get the apache log : If I get the owncloud.log located in the datadirectory: |
nginx configuration altered like this, restarting the browser, and some restarts of nginx and fastcgi resolved the issue for me. |
My owncloud.log gives: {"app":"core","message":"storage backend \OC\Files\Storage\Local not found","level":3,"time":1363331934} |
Here is my log.
PHP 5.3.10 |
I have had the problem with "updating the cache" after the uprade. I solved it with a fix (backup your data before trying this !) :
From user Sentences : !DONT DO THIS, IF YOU USE VERSIONING; ENCRYPTION OR SOMETHING LIKE THIS BEFORE! |
Thanks zplay, this works for me, but i had to empty the oc_filecache table in the database, too. !DONT DO THIS, IF YOU USE VERSIONING; ENCRYPTION OR SOMETHING LIKE THIS BEFORE! |
When I try this, I still get "upgrading file system cache", but this time it's stuck at 0%. |
I hope this problem will get serious attention now. |
Update from 4.5.7 or 4.5.8 to 5.0.0 does not work.
Refresh of the update page after an hour shows maintenancemode. Removing maintenancemode from config brings back the update page.
No IO or database activity is registered during that time.
Copying back old backup files brings back a working installation, which suggests, that the update did nothing at all.
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