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Nikeev / sesdashboard

Analytics and activity tracking dashboard for AWS Simple Email Service
https://sesdashboard.com/
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Upgrade failed on Amazon AMI Image #56

Closed CMM1305 closed 1 year ago

CMM1305 commented 1 year ago

Hi, I tried to upgrade my SES Dashboard instance to the new version. However, after running git pull, I then tried to run the following commands: docker exec -it sesdashboard-php-fpm composer install docker exec -it sesdashboard-php-fpm ./bin/console doctrine:migrations:migrate -n docker exec -it sesdashboard-php-fpm ./bin/console cache:clear docker exec -it sesdashboard-php-fpm ./bin/console cache:warmup

The top command didn't work as it was complaining about the PHP Version. I then found another issue on here that said to run docker-compose build --no-cache php-fpm. This upgraded PHP to 8.1 but I'm still unable to complete the other commands.

I managed to run the composer command but at the end is gives an error: PHP Fatal error: Declaration of ContainerHKkKLAq\EntityManager_9a5be93::refresh($entity) must be compatible with Doctrine\ORM\EntityManager::refresh($entity, ?int $lockMode = NULL) in /application/var/cache/prod/ContainerHKkKLAq/proxy-classes.php on line 128

This same error occurs if I try and run the other commands.

Any ideas?

Could I somehow backup the database and redownload everything from scratch?

Kind regards,

Chris

Nikeev commented 1 year ago

Hello!

An error looks like cache issue. In case the command docker exec -it sesdashboard-php-fpm ./bin/console cache:clear doesn't work, you could try to clear cache manually: sudo rm -rf var/cache

Yes, you could get an access to database by uncommenting the mysql ports section inside the docker-compose.yml file. And then restart it. After that you will have mysql available outside the Docker container. The file .env.local stores connection credentials that you could use to connect through, for example, MySQL Workbench and make a database dump. For security reasons it's better to comment ports section back and restart.

CMM1305 commented 1 year ago

Hi,

Thanks for getting back to me. I've tried the manual clear cache command you suggested and after doing it manually, I was then able to run the normal migration, cache clear and cache warmup commands and my instance is now back online.

Thanks ever so much for your help, much appreciated.

Chris