Right, I think I just need to delete the app on pythonanywhere, install new
web2py from their installer and replace routes.py and my apps Hopefully
this works.
On Wed, Jan 21, 2015 at 2:34 PM, Niphlod wrote:
> in this case it's not platform-dependency the issue: it's the method
> web2py uses
in this case it's not platform-dependency the issue: it's the method web2py
uses for the upgrade-in-place.
We should label it CLEARLY as "things can go wrong if you press this
button" and live with it: there are just too much moving parts around an
upgrade.
Most of the times it works (and it di
I was overt-rusting the web2py because it always promise backward
compatibility... but this time it's depanding on platform so no complains.
Now I failed two upgrade work for both pytonanywhere and my windows 2012
hosting server with apache... I just take one for the team and failed... : )
On W
IMHO the issue with upgrading in place (always an HARD thing to do) is that
the upgrade method doesn't take into consideration to prune the directory
BEFORE installing the new version.
When no modules in gluon change (or when things gets added), there is no
issue however, this time with da
Hi,
since you have access to the file system, can you check the content of the
last ticket in the admin error directory?
Paolo
On Wednesday, January 21, 2015 at 5:13:17 PM UTC+1, Omi Chiba wrote:
>
> Hi, I clicked the upload on admin and tried to upgrade from 2.4.6 to
> 2.9.12. As soon as I cli
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