retro_wiki broken
Tie-fighter
I upgraded from ?1.9? to 2.0, installed retro_wiki and copied the wiki tables from the backup database.
Links to existing pages appear as “redlinks” and creating/updating a page results in:
We’re sorry, but something went wrong. We’ve been notified about this issue and we’ll take a look at it shortly.
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Tie-fighter
P.S.:
I’m using Apache + Passenger + subdir deployment + symlinks (see [#782])
Tie-fighter
I am considering to switch software because of this…
- Assigned user set to Dimitrij Denissenko
- Status changed from Open to Fixed
- Priority changed from Critical to Must have
Wiki titles are cached (to keep the DB nice and calm). To reset the cache open a console ruby script/console production and run:
Project.all.each(&:reset_existing_wiki_page_titles!)You might want to call these two as well:
Project.all.each(&:reset_existing_revisions!)
Project.all.each(&:reset_existing_tickets!)
- Status changed from Fixed to Open
- Component changed from RetroWiki to Administration
Dimitrij – hmm. Had the same error (every time I called admin/setup). Did the calls you posted but the error persist! Any other magic trick you pull outta your sleeve?
(btw – I love Retrospectiva & wish I could contribute on the code but I’m such a PHP nerd) Anyway. If I should provide more info about my system let me know! Gotta get this thing up. Thanx, chris
- Status changed from Open to Fixed
I solved it, hehe – so the issue was that I had used a bad domain name for my server. Funny, the site worked except the admin/setup page. Fixing the bad domain name fixed the issue.
Chris,
Glad that it worked out for you, if you want to contribute, Retrospectiva is currently lacking documentation. If there is something you have learned by setting it up and would like to share it, please use the Wiki – I would greatly appreciate it.
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