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dleidert / openmediavault-upgrade

Script to upgrade openmediavault from one major release into the next
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Upgrade and "not Debian 'stretch'" #38

Closed binerf closed 3 years ago

binerf commented 3 years ago

Hi All,

I'm trying to upgrde my OMV from 4 to 5 thanks to the script omv-release-upgrade-5 just download from github. When I execute the script, I get this error:

 ./omv-release-upgrade-5 
2021-05-03T16:44:21,946445132+02:00
run-parts: executing /root/openmediavault-upgrade-4.7/check.d/01-debian-version
You are trying to run this script from Debian '10.9', not Debian 'stretch'.
run-parts: /root/openmediavault-upgrade-4.7/check.d/01-debian-version exited with return code 1

In the past, I get used to update via omv-update command.

What can I do please ?

godfuture commented 3 years ago

I looks like you are already on omv 5 or something in between. Have you executed omv-update before executing these scripts here? If yes, you should try to find out what is supposed to happen on omv-update. I was testing these scripts without omv-update and they worked like a charm.

binerf commented 3 years ago

Yep, I guess you're right, I'm in something between. I guess I performed someday an aptitude dist-upgrade which upgraded Debian but not OMV.

How is it possible to fix and keep using the omv-release-upgrade-5 script ?

godfuture commented 3 years ago

Yep, I guess you're right, I'm in something between. I guess I performed someday an aptitude dist-upgrade which upgraded Debian but not OMV.

How is it possible to fix and keep using the omv-release-upgrade-5 script ?

These scripts here are not helping, because they require to prepare the system before upgrade. I guess it is also too complex for the author to decide whether a part of it is enough to make it work in the end.

It sounds ridiculous, but I guess going back to old state is the easiest. If you do not have a backup, than there is a guide in omv forum that explains manual changes after dist upgrade.

binerf commented 3 years ago

These scripts here are not helping, because they require to prepare the system before upgrade. I guess it is also too complex for the author to decide whether a part of it is enough to make it work in the end.

It sounds ridiculous, but I guess going back to old state is the easiest. If you do not have a backup, than there is a guide in omv forum that explains manual changes after dist upgrade. Thanks for your feedback. Not ridiculous, just hard to do.

I'll check in the forum for this documentation but, if you already have it somewhere (direct link), I'll appreciate.

Thanks !

godfuture commented 3 years ago

I'll check in the forum for this documentation but, if you already have it somewhere (direct link), I'll appreciate.

https://forum.openmediavault.org/index.php?thread/29547-solved-upgrade-from-omv-4-to-omv5 https://blog.sakuragawa.moe/upgrade-omv-4-to-5-a-painful-path

Well, I know these threads are endless. But I think you might tackle issue by issue. Not nice at all. But what can you do without backup?

mi-hol commented 3 years ago

Please close this issue

binerf commented 3 years ago

Thanks for your recommandation and sorry for the late feedback.