Hello,
some time i 2016 I have installed Alfresco 201605 on Windows server. Last few days I have really been struggling to upgrade it to some newer version (I have tried 201612 and 201707). Can you please tell me, what am I doing wrong?
My checklist:
-stop tomcat
-backup alf_data
-backup postgresql database "alfresco" (using handy backup 8)
-uninstall old alfresco
-install new version (setting the same administrative password as in the old one)
-start postgresql and restore the "alfresco" database
-restore folders contentstore, contentstore.deleted, solr4 and solr4backup from backup to new Alfresco\alf_data (alfresco-global.properties is pointing to this correct alf_data location)
-start tomcat
Opening Alfresco in browser then displays error "Cannot find Alfresco Repository on this server. (Does this application have access to alfresco-global.properties? Does this application have cross-context permissions?).
When I tried the same procedure to migrate data from 201605 to a newly installed 201605 it worked. But it does not work with newer version. It looks like the contentstore is not recognized by different version than the one I am on.
Please advise.
Thank you
Best Regards
Martin
Can you provide any log files? The message "Cannot find Alfresco Repository on this server" is a very generic one, that appears whenever Share cannot connect / work with the backend, but that can be for myriads of reasons. We would need to look into the alfresco.log / share.log / catalina.out files for any details.
Hello,
yes, ofcourse, logs are here https://gdata-my.sharepoint.com/:f:/g/personal/wessnitzer_g-data_cz/ElwD3Db26KpJsYAJEMgs6QQBFPjljiou...
Looking at them, problem seems to be "CONTENT INTEGRITY ERROR: System content not found in content store."
Searching points me into direction, that perhaps the database is "desynchronized" from the store. I am gonna try DB backup and restore in different way. I am not sure if I shoul back up and restore both "alfresco" and "postgres" databases, or just "alfresco" (i did just alfresco).
Thanks
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