Looks like an issue in the postinst's call to 'keystone-manage db_sync'. Can't seem to reproduce when upgrading between the same versions, using the default (empty) local sqlite db, but this was probably hit against a live, remote database?
James, what db backend is in use? Can you confirm the database is under python-migrate's version control? There should be a 'migrate_version' table in Keystone's database with a 'version' field, likely set to '4' (for Essex, anyway)
Looks like an issue in the postinst's call to 'keystone-manage db_sync'. Can't seem to reproduce when upgrading between the same versions, using the default (empty) local sqlite db, but this was probably hit against a live, remote database?
James, what db backend is in use? Can you confirm the database is under python-migrate's version control? There should be a 'migrate_version' table in Keystone's database with a 'version' field, likely set to '4' (for Essex, anyway)