On Mon, 17 Apr 2000, Miles Scruggs wrote:
> Looks great and most everything went well on the upgrade. Just a few
> questions
>
> 1.) On my first host I get two error messages that I can find.
> a) In the style admin for any style I get this error at the bottom.
> "Fatal error: Call to unsupported or undefined function
> mgd_get_element_by_name() in code-init on line 12"
> b) In the main first page of the default admin site I get this error.
> "Fatal error: Call to unsupported or undefined function
> mgd_has_sitegroups() in content on line 8"
I'm not seeing this. Did you make, make install PHP & restart apache?
Nothing else I can think of offhand.
> 2.) I can't seem to get anything to work for sitegroups. This seems tied
> to the last error, and I did follow all the instructions in the INSTALL file
> from midgard-data.tar.gz I did not assume that I needed to recompile the
> modules or libs so I didn't since there was no reference to any of that in
> any of the upgrade info.
You need to reconfigure, make install all three. lib, mod & php. Thsi will
generally be the case for any midgard upgrade, but with sitegroups it's
also required when you move from non-SG to SG or visa versa within the
same release.
> Although when I ran the sg0migrate script it
> returned these two lines of errors
> DBD::mysql::st execute failed: Table 'midgard.event' doesn't exist at
> ./sg0migrate line 39.
> DBD::mysql::st execute failed: Table 'midgard.eventmember' doesn't exist at
> ./sg0migrate line 39
This may be harmless but sg0migrate does expect the tables to be 1.4b3
> 4.) On my second system things didn't go so well. I ran the sql scripts
> out of order. So the update_from_1.2.6beta1_or_before.sql got run after
> everything else. That script will run without errors but now I get "ERROR
> 1050 at line 1: Table 'sitegroup' already exists" When I run
> update-sitegroups.sql Not that I don't understand the error I'm just
> wondering if there is an easy way to fix this with out running all the msql
> stuff by hand or goign back through and fixing everything. I get a simular
> type of error when I run the midgard-en.sql. Sorry I have been refering to
> these as scripts I know they are not.
They're scripts.
In what order did you run them? Probably all it takes is removal of some
CREATE TABLE statements.
> 5.) While you mention that your midgrate script needs the DB stuff for PERL
> not everyone might know how to get it here is a link that might be usefull
> in the INSTALL docs. http://www.cpan.org/CPAN.html
Good point.
Emile
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