Upgrade Failed for MySQL

[Dean Millam]

I was attempting to create a new Agilo (1.3.9) project using MySQL as the backend on a Windows Server machine.  I have Trac (1.0.1) installed and MySQL 5.6.

When I did called the trac_admin upgrade command I received the following error message and only 7 of the agilo tables were created.  I attempted this twice with the same results both times. Has anyone else experienced a similar problem?

The upgrade failed. Please fix the issue and try again.

UnableToLoadObjectError: An error occurred while getting None from the database:

 (1146, "Table 'trac.agilo_sprint' doesn't exist")

[Stefano Rago]

Hi Dean,

On 22/mar/2013, at 02:11, Dean Millam <dmi...@gmail.com> wrote:

I was attempting to create a new Agilo (1.3.9) project using MySQL as the backend on a Windows Server machine.  I have Trac (1.0.1) installed and MySQL 5.6.

When I did called the trac_admin upgrade command I received the following error message and only 7 of the agilo tables were created.  I attempted this twice with the same results both times. Has anyone else experienced a similar problem?

Can you please provide the steps you used to install Agilo?

Cheers

Stefano Rago

[Dean Millam]

What exact steps are you interested in?

I created a trac environment using trac_admin myproject initenv command with MySQL as the database.  That worked fine.  

Then I set agilo.* = enabled in trac.ini. And did the trac_admin myproject upgrade command and received the error.

I created both Postgres and SQLite Agilo projects without any issue.  I even attempted to migrate those projects to a MySQL project and they failed with the same error message.

[Stefano Rago]

Hi Dean,

thanks for the info. How did you install Agilo? Did you use the Windows installer or some other method?

Cheers

Stefano

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[Dean Millam]

I installed Trac with the Bit Nami Trac Stack installer.

I installed Agilo by installing the egg file.  easy_install binary_agilo-1.3.9_PRO-py2.7.egg

On Thursday, March 21, 2013 8:11:42 PM UTC-5, Dean Millam wrote:

[Stefano Rago]

Hi Dean,

On 10/apr/2013, at 22:25, Dean Millam <dmi...@gmail.com> wrote:

I installed Trac with the Bit Nami Trac Stack installer.

I installed Agilo by installing the egg file.  easy_install binary_agilo-1.3.9_PRO-py2.7.egg

Thanks for the information. I will try and reproduce the issue and come back to you asap!

Stefano Rago

[Stefano Rago]

Hi Dean,

On Apr 11, 2013, at 9:28 AM, Stefano Rago <stefan...@agilosoftware.com> wrote:

Thanks for the information. I will try and reproduce the issue and come back to you asap!

I have downloaded the latest bitnami trac stack, and installed agilo using the default project and default configuration, and there was no problem.

Looking back at your emails, I've seen you mentioned using mysql on a windows server machine.

Is this a different setup than the bitnami trac stack? If so, can you point me to where can I find it?

Cheers

Stefano Rago