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News and Announcements => General Discussion => Topic started by: wilgeno on October 19, 2010, 05:18:55 PM
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I am trying to upgrade from Roundcube 0.3 to 0.4.2. I followed all the upgrade steps to upgrade my install. After that didn't work I decided to try a new install and use a new db. Both results in the same end result. A blank screen
hit http://mail.trunkful.com/webmail and see. Nothing - no source in view source. Just a blank page.
I've restarted Apache a few times. Cleared the sessions from the DB. Cleared my browser cache etc.
I've turned on logging and outputed it to the syslog. All I get is the same query trying to run.
SELECT vars, ip, UNIX_TIMESTAMP(changed) AS changed FROM session WHERE sess_id = 'oontin19a1cuk8utt8fjuo4t23';
I have everything backed up so I can go back. That's not an issue. I'd just like to be able to use the new version.
So what's going on here?:confused:
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It must be a browser problem as the login shows up fine for me.
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It must be a browser problem as the login shows up fine for me.
Actually, I just switched back to 0.3.1 for a minute so I can get both versions running at the same time. Each using it's own DB.
Version 0.3.1
RoundCube Webmail :: Welcome to RoundCube Webmail (http://mail.trunkful.com/webmail/)
Version 0.4.2
http://mail.trunkful.com/webmail1/
Take a look again.
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Can you turn on $rcmail_config['sql_debug'] in /config/main.inc.php and post the log?
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This is all it reports each time I try to load the page.
Oct 19 21:11:43 mail01 roundcube: query(1): SET NAMES 'utf8';
Oct 19 21:11:43 mail01 roundcube: query(1): SELECT vars, ip, UNIX_TIMESTAMP(changed) AS changed FROM session WHERE sess_id = 'oontin19a1cuk8utt8fjuo4t23';
When I run the query in the mysql admin it returns 0 results. But the sess_id 'oontin19a1cuk8utt8fjuo4t23' is in the table.
Very odd - I've reverified the permissions and those are correct.
More oddities: When I use the mysql text based client and run this query I get 1 result as I would expect. But no results when I use phpMyadmin.
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Is the session table using utf-8?
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The DB itself is utf8_general_ci. The session table was created using the provided SQL script. The session table is type InnoDB and is also utf8_general_ci.
The db and tables are setup the same for both versions.
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Have you tried a fresh install of RoundCube 0.4.2?