While upgrading to 14.0.0 from 13.8.0, I get the screen message below, and Piwigo no longer works. Is anyone else having this issue?
=== upgrade 164
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Try to point your browser to your Piwigo's upgrade.php
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I did, and I just got the same message over and over. I manually uploaded the 13.8.0 files and it works now. So I have to assume something is not upgrading correctly in the DB during the upgrade process to 14.0.0.
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do you have an error log file where we would get more details about the problem?
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I cannot seem to locate the log files. I am currently testing in another folder and duplicated db, It does the same thing when I try to update the duplicated database with version 14. I did notice that the update says, "Upgrading from version 12.0.0 to 13.8.0," which is incorrect since the version is 14.0.0
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It was the PHP version. I had upgraded to 8.2.13 before installing the new 14.0.0 update. I changed it back to PHP 8.0.30, installed the update, and it worked fine.
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balbert wrote:
It was the PHP version. I had upgraded to 8.2.13 before installing the new 14.0.0 update. I changed it back to PHP 8.0.30, installed the update, and it worked fine.
Is there something specific you did for the update? I am on 8.0, tried switching to 8.3 (don't see 8.0.30), but I can't install the update again. Or does anyone have suggestions of what I can try?
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There is a 8.1.26 that I did not try, but could work. You might be able to temporarily use a PHP 7 version, and update, then go back to PHP 8+; that might work. I didn't fully test the problem, but I think the PHP 8+ is creating errors and not completely executing. But I was able to do it under PHP 8.0.30 twice.
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I'm still struggling, I had to revert to an older backup, but there's some data loss in it. I made a clone of my Piwigo installation for now. Never had an issue until this new update, so aggrivating.
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balbert wrote:
I did notice that the update says, "Upgrading from version 12.0.0 to 13.8.0," which is incorrect since the version is 14.0.0
I had encountered this problem too and this is why we worked on [Github] Piwigo issue #2061
But obviously, disabling opcache was not enough for you. Anyway, that's not a blocking situation. If upgrade script 165 to 170 have been applied, you should be good to go.
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matchakitty wrote:
I'm still struggling, I had to revert to an older backup, but there's some data loss in it. I made a clone of my Piwigo installation for now. Never had an issue until this new update, so aggrivating.
What is the situation exactly? Piwigo 14 should work on PHP 7.1 to 8.2 (and maybe 8.3, we didn't make a full test for now).
On the other side, Piwigo 13.8.0 does not work on PHP 8.2, so don't try to update Piwigo 13.8 to 14 with PHP 8.2
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