| 2017-04-20 16:18:16 |
Sean Dague |
description |
Hi everyone,
I'm currently upgrading my openstack installation from kilo to liberty on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS.
I have upgraded all packets fine and tried to update database:
nova-manage db sync
which fails complaining about the flavor not been migrated and so that I should run nova-manage db migrate_flavor_data before.
I runned this command but then nova-manage complains that migrate_data_flavor is not a valid command.
Is this a real bug ? Am I missing something ?
For the upgrade, I removed the kilo sources definition in /etc/apt/sources.list.d and then I add the apt repository using the command provided in the install documentation, after what I did an update, upgrade and dist-upgrade, forcing dpkg to keep old config.
If you need more informations, feel free to ask.
I'll post more detailed informations by tomorrow.
thanks in advance for your responses and sorry for not following the guidelines. |
NOTE: (in comment #9) there is a proposed solution to fix this about dropping foreign keys. This will result in a broken data model that will prevent upgrade to Newton. Please use the solution in comment #8.
Hi everyone,
I'm currently upgrading my openstack installation from kilo to liberty on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS.
I have upgraded all packets fine and tried to update database:
nova-manage db sync
which fails complaining about the flavor not been migrated and so that I should run nova-manage db migrate_flavor_data before.
I runned this command but then nova-manage complains that migrate_data_flavor is not a valid command.
Is this a real bug ? Am I missing something ?
For the upgrade, I removed the kilo sources definition in /etc/apt/sources.list.d and then I add the apt repository using the command provided in the install documentation, after what I did an update, upgrade and dist-upgrade, forcing dpkg to keep old config.
If you need more informations, feel free to ask.
I'll post more detailed informations by tomorrow.
thanks in advance for your responses and sorry for not following the guidelines. |
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