Support for Debian 10 (Buster) about ona HOT 5 CLOSED

Here is the quick answer.. using the 'develop' branch edit the /opt/ona/install/installcli.php file and remove 'with mysql_native_password' from lines 502-504. this should get you going.

Mysql and Mariadb have some differences that I was not aware of. I've got to do some testing of a better way to create this user that is compatible with both while still working properly with the socket methods etc.

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Thank you. Install worked with the edit.

I now dumped the data from my working installation with 'mysqldump --lock-tables -uroot ona_default > ona.dump' and imported it into the new test installation with 'mysql ona_default < ona.dump'. On first look this worked fine. Is this the way to go or should I do something different ? The working installation is from an older version of the 'master' branch, but it too says 'v18.1.1' in the 'VERSION' file, if that matters.

Regards, Heppel

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Here is how I do backups personally: https://github.com/opennetadmin/ona/wiki/Backups

Ultimately once you have restored your data, you will want to run the installer again. It should then perform an upgrade which will adjust anything that is needed. Also at this time the development branch still says v18.1.1 for its version. You can run the installer as many times as you want, it wont hurt if you do.

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I did the backup/restore using the 'I want everything!' option. The install run returned: 'Upgraded from index 13 to 14.'. Everything looks fine now.

Thank you very much.

One note: The backup page specifies 'ona_default' as the database for the backup, but the restore uses 'the database 'ona'. Is this intentional ?

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Good catch on the documentation, it should be ona_default. I've made the edit so it now is correct.

Glad the update worked for you!

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