loose user when upgrade 0.164.0~ynh1 to 1.10.3~ynh1 #148
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Just came to say I have the same issue on a fresh install. Have never had Komga installed before this latest version. I do not have the option to claim the server like shown on the Komga documentation by creating a new user. Screenshot after fresh install on local network Installed version: 1.10.3~ynh1 Context |
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Some issue. Seeing that this issue have been a thing for 2 months, I wish something could have been done before I wrecked my setup. After discussing with other Komga users, it's likely that the database got lost. |
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I don't see this being mentioned as a breaking change in the docs https://komga.org/blog/prepare-v1/ |
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@gregandcin the latest master branch should work (might require java17 which is part of a new pull request). Tested that by installing Komga on a fresh instance. @GannonTdW anf @Altyrost I was able to reproduce this issue by installing 0.164.0~ynh1 and then upgrading to the latest master version. I am not sure what is happening during the migration, but the user table is being deleted for some reason. You can recover your original database by doing the following: SSH into your server $ sudo su
$ cd /tmp
$ cp /home/yunohost.backup/archives/komga-pre-upgrade1.tar.gz . # you might have a different filename
$ tar -xvzf komga-pre-upgrade1.tar.gz
$ cp apps/komga/backup/opt/yunohost/komga/.komga/database.sqlite /home/yunohost.app/komga/database.sqlite
$ systemctl restart komgaThis should apply all migrations and retain your users. |
Tried a new installed from the master branch and I seem to be hitting the same page. Any suggestions for what I might be able to do to fix it? I assume there is just like a bad file somewhere but I wasn't able to find any obvious lingering files after uninstalling before reinstalling |
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Hello, |
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Wow, same issue here. |
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@navanchauhan
systemctl stop komga.service
/usr/bin/java -jar /var/www/komga/komga.jar --server.servlet.context-path="/komga/" --komga.config-dir="/home/yunohost.app/komga/" --reset=$myuser --newpassword=$mypassword
# Quit with ctrl+c
systemctl start komga.service
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Hello! Still no solution ? |
Hello,
I want upgrade Komga 0.164.0
ynh1 to 1.10.3ynh1, when I try to connect after I have a message " Invalid authentication: Request failed with status code 401 ".And when I try to execute
/usr/bin/java -jar -Xmx1g /var/www/komga/komga.jar --list-users; I haveNo users exist yetLogs
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