nomorsad wrote:
> OK I deleted all the line from the 'session' table and upgrade works now.
>
> I hope there is no consequence...
>
>
You've lost the previous sessions and most probably all the user
settings too,
but that's probably not a big deal.
> vince
>
> On 9/13/06, nomorsad <[EMAIL PR
OK I deleted all the line from the 'session' table and upgrade works now.
I hope there is no consequence...
vince
On 9/13/06, nomorsad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I tried to understand why there's no "kind" column, although it's a
> first install.
>
> In fact, the db17 is working well, but db1
I tried to understand why there's no "kind" column, although it's a
first install.
In fact, the db17 is working well, but db18 fails !!
But if I do an upgrade again, the db17 fails because the "system"
table claim the db is always in version 16...
So here is the "real" message :
# /usr/isis/Tra
nomorsad wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I try to upgrade my Trac from 0.9.4 to 0.10b1 but the "trac-admin
> uprgade" fails.
>
> ...
> Command failed: no such column: kind
>
>
> My db is in version 16:
> sqlite> select * from system;
> database_version|16
> [...]
>
>
What do you get with:
sqlite> .schema node
We had this problem on Mac OSx but not on freeBSD.We moved our install across to our server as we wanted the time and estimation plugin to work.DanOn 13/09/06,
nomorsad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,I try to upgrade my Trac from 0.9.4 to 0.10b1 but the "trac-adminuprgade" fails.Here is the verbose
