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  5. Install of OpenProject kill all my Databases

Install of OpenProject kill all my Databases

Added by Deleted user about 7 years ago

Hello!
I try to install on our Ubuntu 18.04 OpenProject. After the installation was done I run the openproject configure command.

I follow the setup proceeder, and use a own database. After confirm the settings you’re script uninstall my MariaDB and replace it with a blank MySQL installation!

This flush all my databases and now I’m in front of a broken system. It was a ISPConfig3 managed server on Ubuntu 18.04 base with apache2 and MariaDB.

Thanks for this and no warning or hint on this.
You need to add a if statement in you’re script to prohibit this.


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RE: Install of OpenProject kill all my Databases - Added by Oliver Günther about 7 years ago

Hello,

I’m very sorry for the troubles. That is caused by the package addon for MySQL enforcing the installation of its package when you choose to install a server.

This does not invalidate your point regarding the missing warning, but please note that MariaDB and MySQL cannot be run alongside without special care.

Still, the -y --force-yes flag is absolute horror and must be removed. I’ve created a PR at the packager repository here: https://github.com/pkgr/addon-mysql/pull/3

Best,
Oliver

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