#[SOLVED] Hi, is there an option to "auto-repair" appwrite instance?
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I tried to migrate and now i cannot access appwrite
What errors you're getting?
You didn't made a backup?
How were you doing the migration?
Did you have run migration command? (Not the one you sent, another)
If not, don't run it
The problem is that you should have go previously through 1.3
Not directly
What do you get after running docker compose logs appwrite-mariadb?
Can you get logs when clicking logs button?
Database seems OK
Been searching all day for an answear to what's going on but i think that i lost everything
Is there an option to log exactly what appwrite think is the problem?
Some of the containers won't even start
it would be best to restore from backup. you can try to downgrade to 1.3.8, run the migrate command, and then upgrade to 1.4.4 and run the migrate command again, but no guarantees it will work
I will try it cause i don't have any backup
Make sure to backup next time if you care about your data 😜
Yeaaah, my bad
You are my savior and i will praise you until the end of my days
Appwrite is still standing and my data is here again
But i now ran into other problem
I cannot update it to 1.4.3
Like it updates but i have "server errors" when i try to connect to the panel
what did you do exactly? did you run the migrate command after upgrading? what was the output?
I ran the migrate after lowering to 1.3.8
Everything is fine
Then 1.4.3
installed correctly
When tried accessing panel
"Server error"
did you run the migrate command again?
Yup
what was the output?
Nah nvm
Still not working
This is the 1.4.3 after migrate output
And that's the panel
Thought my cpu was skipping a beat but everything is fine with it
That's obviously something with a script or my human error
try
docker compose down
docker compose up -d
Ok console runs
Thats a neat command
I should try now migrating
Yup, my savior
Everything is fine
I think i will hang your picture on my wall
So, solved? @lyric owl
Yup
.
thats the solution
Wow, great! Seems restarting is still useful nowadays! 😄