I think I found the (at least an) issue regarding the migration. In my "old"schema there is a pgv_placelocation table which apparently does not allow the db schema versions migration to complete succesfully. Removing such a table I was ableto update with the correct procedure from v4.2.3 to v4.2.4. Tomorrow I will test the upgrade towards latest trunk directly or step by step through the intermediate versions to isolate any issue. I'll post the outcomes. Do you know anything about pgv_placelocation...
Hi Gerry, I confirm you that config.php is there with $CONFIGURED set to true and that the value of PGV_SCHEMA_VERSION row in pgv_site_setting is set to 10. While I cannot run anymore the "old" PGV (v4.2.3) due to PDOException errors probably referred PHP System versions incompatibility I am able to run it smoothly in a local XAMP environment on my Windows machine where I meticulously followed the procedure you mentioned obaining this erro when I try the first access to PGV: Fatal error: Uncaught...
Thanks for your patience and support Gerry, much appreciated. This is the outcome when I follow the procedure you mentioned. Unsure if it is correct as in the end users are still not imported correctly. Start with the (presumably) working original installation. If it's not working because of updates to the PHP system, no problem. However, it should have worked before the PHP update. Done. Old installation was working until it had issues with PHP system updates. In your server's PhpGedView install...
Thank you very much Gerry. I'm working in a test environment and I have ful backup of both filesystem and database of the production site. I've just followed your advice: 1. old database 2. latest trunk code on filesystem 3. run the setup - note1: old db admins are not recognized (see note 3 below) and the setup process asks to register a new admin - note2: regarding the schema, yes the new user tables are created but the old "pgv_users" is still present - note3: the new tables "pgv_user_comments",...
Thank you very much Gerry. I'm working in a test environment and I have ful backup of both filesystem and database of the production site. I've just followed your advice: 1. old database 2. latest trunk code on filesystem 3. run the setup - note1: old db admins are not recognized (see note 3 below) and the setup process asks to register a new admin - note2: regarding the schema, yes the new user tables are created but the old "pgv_users" is still present - note3: the new tables "pgv_user_comments",...
Thank you very much Gerry. I'm working in a test environment and I have ful backup of both filesystem and database of the production site. I've just followed your advice: 1. old database 2. latest trunk code on filesystem 3. run the setup - note1: old db admins are not recognized (see note 3 below) and the setup process asks to register a new admin - note2: regarding the schema, yes the new user tables are created but the old "pgv_users" is still present - note3: the new tables "pgv_user_comments",...
Thank you very much Gerry. I'm working in a test environment and I have ful backup of both filesystem and database of the production site. I've just followed your advice: 1. old database 2. latest trunk code on filesystem 3. run the setup - note1: old db admins are not recognized (see note 3 below) and the setup process asks to register a new admin - note2: regarding the schema, yes the new user tables are created but the old "pgv_users" is still present - note3: the new tables "pgv_user_comments",...
Hi, I'm in the process of updating an old PGV instance to the latest trunk version. So far so good except I've noticed a few differences in the database schema, more specifically while v10 had only 2 user tables (for user and comments) v14 has 4 (for user, comments, user_settings and gedcom_settings). A couple of questions before running into manual mode. 1. is there any schema automatic migration tool/procedure? 2. is there any other difference between schema 10 and 14? I was apparently able to...