9.2.1.1 Database Update Failed

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MartynW

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Hi All,

It looks like I have the similar bug as this guy https://bugs.freenas.org/issues/4118

What I did to get to where I am is upgrade from something like 9.1.x to 9.2.1 only to find all my CIFS shares didn't work. So I then downgraded to 9.2.0. Just now I've tried twice to upgrade to 9.2.1.1 and noticed the Database Upgrade Failed notice in the console.

My table looks like this

oryot@freenas /data]# sqlite3 /data/freenas-v1.db ".schema services_activedirec"



CREATE TABLE "services_activedirectory" ("ad_gcname" varchar(120) NOT NULL DEFAULT '', "ad_use_default_domain" bool NOT NULL DEFAULT 1, "ad_workgroup" varchar(120) NOT NULL DEFAULT '', "ad_netbiosname" varchar(120) NOT NULL, "ad_unix_extensions" bool NOT NULL DEFA ULT 0, "ad_timeout" integer NOT NULL DEFAULT 10, "ad_domainname" varchar(120) NOT NULL, "id" integer PRIMARY KEY, "ad_bindname" varc har(120) NOT NULL, "ad_kpwdname" varchar(120) NOT NULL DEFAULT '', "ad_krbname" varchar(120) NOT NULL DEFAULT '', "ad_keytab" text N ULL, "ad_bindpw" varchar(120) NOT NULL, "ad_dns_timeout" integer NOT NULL DEFAULT 10, "ad_allow_trusted_doms" bool NOT NULL DEFAULT 0, "ad_verbose_logging" bool NOT NULL DEFAULT 0, "ad_use_keytab" bool NOT NULL, "ad_dcname" varchar(120) NOT NULL DEFAULT '');


So I guess my options are, as this bug reports to start from fresh and try and import the config and volumes? I notice the bug states " Target is 9.2.3 BETA"

Now, does this mean this will be fixed in a coming release? If so I'm happier to wait for a fix?
 

phoenix

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So I guess my options are, as this bug reports to start from fresh and try and import the config and volumes? I notice the bug states " Target is 9.2.3 BETA"

Now, does this mean this will be fixed in a coming release? If so I'm happier to wait for a fix?
Yes, that's what it means but as with all software development it's not guaranteed to meet that target - but the FreeNAS developers are very good at meeting their targets. :)
 

MartynW

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Thanks Bill, I'm a developer as well so fully understand.

I'll sit tight and weight for a potential fix. If the FreeNAS developers want any info on the state of my DB in order to help with the problem I'm happy to help.
 
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