Hi Tom,
thanks again, totally agree and came to the same conclusions overnight.
You warned me long ago about running a development version in workplace
environment. And Gediminas as soon as he saw the problem gave good
indications, including the difficulty to transfer between 2.6 and 2.7
versions.
I did build a clean 13.10 and clean schooltool on it a fortnight ago but
either stuffed up the Data.fs blobs import along the way, or something else.
Will retry and if that fails will start clean again but re-enter all the
demographic modifications by keyboard.
Is there a command to delete the current schooltool build on saucy?
Thanks again for your and GP's help.
Mark
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tom Hoffman" <email address hidden>
Hi Mark,
The thing is that it is essentially impossible for us to remotely
support (for free) anything other than a released, packaged version of
SchoolTool running on a clean Ubuntu install. It seems to me that first
you need to get a clean (empty) SchoolTool 2.6 running on a clean Ubuntu
install, without fiddling with the packages at all, and then try to
switch to your pre-2.7 update database.
Hi Tom,
thanks again, totally agree and came to the same conclusions overnight.
You warned me long ago about running a development version in workplace
environment. And Gediminas as soon as he saw the problem gave good
indications, including the difficulty to transfer between 2.6 and 2.7
versions.
I did build a clean 13.10 and clean schooltool on it a fortnight ago but
either stuffed up the Data.fs blobs import along the way, or something else.
Will retry and if that fails will start clean again but re-enter all the
demographic modifications by keyboard.
Is there a command to delete the current schooltool build on saucy?
Thanks again for your and GP's help.
Mark
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tom Hoffman" <email address hidden>
Hi Mark,
The thing is that it is essentially impossible for us to remotely
support (for free) anything other than a released, packaged version of
SchoolTool running on a clean Ubuntu install. It seems to me that first
you need to get a clean (empty) SchoolTool 2.6 running on a clean Ubuntu
install, without fiddling with the packages at all, and then try to
switch to your pre-2.7 update database.