I am currently operating on version 29.0.7, yet the anticipated transition to version 29.0.8 has encountered an unforeseen cessation, specifically manifesting within the realm of database-related operations:
The preliminary stages of the update proceeded without hindrance:
Validation of file integrity was successful.
Write permission verification achieved.
Backup procedures executed with precision.
Download process concluded.
Integrity of the download verified.
Extraction of files completed.
Maintenance mode was activated accordingly.
Replacement of primary access points finalized.
Deletion of deprecated files occurred without incident.
Migration of updated files to appropriate locations concluded.
Completion of codebase update confirmed.
The code update transpired successfully.
However, an issue arises at the database upgrade stage:
Upon prompting to execute the “occ upgrade” command, I confirmed execution with a “Y.” This triggered a notification that Nextcloud, or one of its applications, necessitated an upgrade, which restricted the availability of certain commands.
I am presented with two options: proceed via browser-based update or employ the “occ upgrade” command. The system enters debug mode and begins executing database repairs:
- Repair step: Ensuring correct MySQL collation
Result: All tables possess the appropriate collation, no further action required. - Repair step: Data migration from the accounts table during transition from ownCloud.
- Repair step: Removal of the account terms table as part of ownCloud migration.
- Initiation of database schema update.
Hours have passed without progress.
I meticulously reviewed the integrity of my database, finding no signs of corruption.