Hi,
after updateing my vgrant folder via git deleting the oracle vm folder and recreating the vm I have two issues 1) there is no database wiki; only test without tables. 2) if I log in I get the following message -bash: /etc/virtualbox-version: No such file or directory Your VirtualBox guest additions are out-of-date. Please run 'update-guest-additions'.
Is there a way to recreate the db?
Best regards physikerwelt
On Friday, April 12, 2013 at 4:36 AM, Moritz Schubotz wrote:
Hi,
after updateing my vgrant folder via git deleting the oracle vm folder and recreating the vm I have two issues
- there is no database wiki; only test without tables.
- if I log in I get the following message
-bash: /etc/virtualbox-version: No such file or directory Your VirtualBox guest additions are out-of-date. Please run 'update-guest-additions'.
Is there a way to recreate the db?
The database is stored in the VM, so if you deleted the VM, the database is gone. Because this configuration is meant to facilitate MediaWiki code development work rather than actually power a production wiki, no attempt is made to back up the database contents outside the virtual machine. I still think that's the right idea, but it would probably be good to note this in the README.. I'll add it.
-- Ori Livneh
Sure. I didn't want to have the data back. My itention was to get a fresh database, afer deleting and recreating the vm. Best Moritz
On Fri, Apr 12, 2013 at 2:34 PM, Ori Livneh ori@wikimedia.org wrote:
On Friday, April 12, 2013 at 4:36 AM, Moritz Schubotz wrote:
Hi,
after updateing my vgrant folder via git deleting the oracle vm folder
and
recreating the vm I have two issues
- there is no database wiki; only test without tables.
- if I log in I get the following message
-bash: /etc/virtualbox-version: No such file or directory Your VirtualBox guest additions are out-of-date. Please run 'update-guest-additions'.
Is there a way to recreate the db?
The database is stored in the VM, so if you deleted the VM, the database is gone. Because this configuration is meant to facilitate MediaWiki code development work rather than actually power a production wiki, no attempt is made to back up the database contents outside the virtual machine. I still think that's the right idea, but it would probably be good to note this in the README.. I'll add it.
-- Ori Livneh
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On Friday, April 12, 2013 at 6:38 AM, Moritz Schubotz wrote:
Sure. I didn't want to have the data back. My itention was to get a fresh database, afer deleting and recreating the vm. Best Moritz
This should happen automatically on a recent build. I think you might have a stale version, since "/etc/virtualbox-version: No such file or directory" was fixed in Gerrit change I8b7d1bfb6, which was merged on April 5th. Try running 'git pull' in the Vagrant directory to get the latest configuration; then run 'vagrant reload'.
-- Ori Livneh
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