Latest Version MySQL

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2/22/2010 3:45:49 PM
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Latest Version MySQL

The MySQL download package doesn't contain any DLL files for the Bin directory, should there be some as my upgrade is looking for a MSSQL DB?

Thanks.

2/22/2010 3:53:11 PM
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Hi David,

Oops, stand by, I'm fixing it.

Thanks,

Joe

2/22/2010 3:58:50 PM
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Ok, fixed on Codeplex and about to fix it on Novell Forge.

Thanks again,

Joe

2/22/2010 4:13:11 PM
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Thanks Joe, that got me a bit further.

However, now I am receiving this...

Probing system...
File system permissions ok.
MySQL database connection ok.
database permissions are sufficient to alter schema.
database initial schema already exists.
database core schema needs upgrade.
1 site(s) found.
Note: This page shows some information that is helpful during setup and upgrades but for security it would be best not to show any information when the system is up to date. You can disable setup and suppress all information on this page by setting DisableSetup=true in Web.config. When you need to upgrade, you can set this back to false. If you are logged in as Administrator setup will run and you will be able to see this page even if it is disabled in Web.config so you can easily leave it disabled and just login before upgrading. But if you are not logged in you will need to enable setup in Web.config.
 

It states that it needs an upgrade but isn't doing it by the looks of things.  Any thoughts?

2/22/2010 4:16:31 PM
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You need to copy the contents of the /Setup folder from the mysql package to /yoursiteroot/Setup, this changed a couple versions ago, we no longer ship the MySql scripts with the MS SQL package to reduce package size.

Copy the files then visit setup again.

Best,

Joe

2/22/2010 4:27:07 PM
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I did that...  I'll copy the files again and give it another go.

2/22/2010 4:32:28 PM
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Ok, the contents of the /Setup folder in the MySQL package have different case characters so it is not overwriting the existing folders.  Should I change the case and upload so they overwrite the existing folders?

2/22/2010 4:39:41 PM
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Case should not matter on windows but I've uploaded a new package with correct case, probably what you need to do is delete the MySql.Data.dll from your bin before you replace it with the new version.

Hope it helps,

Joe

2/22/2010 8:19:06 PM
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Hi,

Still having troubles upgrading... What I meant by the wrong case is that the folders within the MySQL package do not have the correct case, so for example my existing installation has a "Blog" directory but the MySQL package contains a "blog" directory.  This means that when I upload the folders from the MySQL package I end up with both a "blog" and "Blog" directory on my hosting.  I take it that all the application folders in the MySQL package should overwrite the existing folders?

Thanks.

2/22/2010 11:42:16 PM
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Got it upgraded, I think it was a file upload issue... 

It successfully updated but now I receive the message "We're sorry but we could not find the page you are looking for." message when going to nearly all the site pages?

Cheers.

2/23/2010 5:52:41 AM
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Re: Latest Version MySQL

Hi David,

There are no case differences in the MySql package /Setup folder so I don't know what is going on with your installation.

There is a "Blog" folder in the root of the site that has files needed to run the blog, and there is a folder "/Setup/applications/blog/" where upgrade scripts live.

The only thing I know for sure would make all of your pages have a 404 error is if the Default.aspx file in the root of the site is missing or if you inadvertently replaced it with the file from /Setup/Default.aspx

Hope it helps,

Joe

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