0 I'm stuck upgrading to 6 - Whoa That Wasn't Suppose To Happen 5 Ken Roach posted 7 Years Ago I tried to upgrade to the latest versions, upgrading from 5.5, and have ended up with this error message:I tried to roll back, but it looks like I've only rolled back the browser components, and not the database properly.But if I look at the entries in the [__MigrationHistory] table, I see version 6.1.3-40302. entries.So I think this means that my db has the 6.1.3 updates applied, but my web site files are possibly out of sync.I'm not sure what to do next.Should I do a clean install of a current download of Rock, and replace my web site files with the files from the clean install?
Ken Roach 7 years ago Upgraded to 4.5.2 prior to the upgrade. Have since upgraded to 4.6.2. with the same result.
Ken Roach 7 years ago Hi Jay. Entering http://update.rockrms.com/F/rock/api/v2/ in the browser displays this:<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>-<service xmlns:atom="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2007/app" xml:base="http://update.rockrms.com/F/rock/api/v2/">-<workspace><atom:title>Default</atom:title>-<collection href="Packages"><atom:title>Packages</atom:title></collection>-<collection href="Screenshots"><atom:title>Screenshots</atom:title></collection></workspace></service>
Nick Airdo 7 years ago No, unfortunately that would not have the effect your hoping for and could further mess things up.
Ken Roach 7 years ago Hi Don. Thanks for your interest. I tried something like that - I'll try again. I'm not sure if this is an error coming from my server, or from the NuGet package serving server? This seems to be a NuGet versioning error. I've found reference to the same error message on NuGet pages in GitHub issues. Can you tell from the list of update packages listed above, if the 1.5.5 is the last package to have run?
Ken Roach 7 years ago Don,I have added Everyone with full access to all directories from NuGet( which I had to manually add because it wasn't there, all the way back up to ...\Config with no difference.could you also post the directory security settings on the 'C:\windows\system32\config\systemprofile\AppData\Roaming\NuGet directory, or if it doesn't exist, the 'C:\windows\system32\config\systemprofile\AppData\Roaming directory?
Don Smallman 7 years ago Hi Ken, the answer to the first question is, no, I can not tell.On the second one, are you asking what our security setting are for that folder?
Don Smallman 7 years ago Just in case this is what you are asking, my NuGet folder has System, Administrator and myself all with full permissions. The Roaming folder is the same. With System being the owner of both folders.
Ken Roach 7 years ago Thanks Don. Anything IN your NuGet folder? Do you have NuGet installed on your server as an application? Are you running Visual Studio on your server?
Don Smallman 7 years ago Yes, in the C:\Windows\System32\config\systemprofile\AppData\Roaming\NuGet there is one file, the NuGet.Config fileIn the C:\Windows\System32\config\systemprofile\AppData\Local\NuGet\Cache folder there are all of the RockRMS update packages.In the C:\Windows\Temp\nuget folder there are what I assume to be the uncompressed update files.I hope this helps and sorry for the delay.
Ken Roach 7 years ago Thanks Don. I don't have any of those files. I don't have a NuGet.Config file on my server anywhere. Wonder what that suggests? Can you confirm if you have VisualStudio installed on this server?
Don Smallman 7 years ago Ken, I will look when I can, but I'm sure that I didn't install it, and I know we don't have a license for it.
Don Smallman 7 years ago Sorry Ken, I lost track of this. No we don't have that. Have you been able to resolve your issue?