Database version (8,6,80,0,70) is newer than the server version (8,6,9,0,70)
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Seems like I messed up things in my testing environment. Just did’t double check the versions which are installed. Causing to install an older version of kopano-core. So, it seems like kopano did a downgrade of some packages.
After I realized what I have done, I thought to go to the latest nightly, ending up with:
Database version (8,6,80,0,70) is newer than the server version (8,6,9,0,70)What are the correct steps to clear this issue? I don’t want to force the start.
Thanks!
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@mcdaniels said in Database version (8,6,80,0,70) is newer than the server version (8,6,9,0,70):
I don’t want to force the start
That would be one way to come around this startup message. The other is to remove the higher version from the versions table in MySQL.
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@fbartels : so you can’t destroy something with this? (btw. removed it as you said, message is gone.)
But: The message is stange in my opinion: It says that DB Version 8.6.80 is newer than 8.6.9? Isn’t the .9 newer than the .80?
Got some additional crit-warnings:
[crit ] Config error: Unknown option “server_ssl_enabled” found!
[crit ] Config error: Unknown option “server_ssl_port” found!
and
Option “server_max_keep_alive_requests” has no effect anymore, and will be removed in a future release.I commented the crit ones out. Hope, this is ok?
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@mcdaniels said in Database version (8,6,80,0,70) is newer than the server version (8,6,9,0,70):
Isn’t the .9 newer than the .80?
It isn’t about being newer, but being a higher integer value.
@mcdaniels said in Database version (8,6,80,0,70) is newer than the server version (8,6,9,0,70):
so you can’t destroy something with this?
You can potentially, but as the last number stayed the same it should be OK.
@mcdaniels said in Database version (8,6,80,0,70) is newer than the server version (8,6,9,0,70):
I commented the crit ones out. Hope, this is ok?
You upgraded/downgraded between different releases. The .80 release is a development release leading toward 8.7. Therefore it is expected that conf options can be introduced or deprecated.
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@fbartels: Thanks
