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Mango does not come up after upgrading to the new version
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Hi All,
I upgraded the Mango v. 2.7.2 to 2.7.10, but when I tried to get access to that via the web interface, I could not see the log in page, the ip address is reachable but not via web. When I tried to access for the first time after upgrading I saw the web finalization step, but after that the log in page didn't come up. Appreciate your help. -
Hi mohd,
Are there errors in the terminal or command prompt used to start Mango, or the end of the log file located at Mango/logs/ma.log?
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Hi Phildunlap,
Thanks for the response. When I am trying to stop/start the Mango I recive the following warnning, I think maybe the upgrading process has not been finished. Is there any way to run it again or do factory reset or something like this to have a fresh one and upgrade it again.Thanks.
'WARN 2016-05-08 15:45:47,255 (com.serotonin.m2m2.rt.dataSource.PollingDataSource$2.execute:226) - Genset Controller: poll scheduled at 2016/05/08 15:45:47.254 aborted
because Task Currently Running
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That warning means your data sources are polling at least. Pretty unlikely to get those with a failing boot. But, having the log of your entire boot would be more meaningful.
A few guesses....
- Your env.properties file was in Mango/classes/ and the upgrade overwrote it, setting your port back to 8080. To make an env.properties file persistent, place it in Mango/overrides/properties/
- Your configuration is overpowering the machine it's running on, try with a file named "SAFE" (no extension, no quote marks) placed in your Mango/ folder and rebooting.
- Something is screwed up in a compiled JSP. Delete your Mango/work/jsp directory completely.
I could probably be more definite with more of the log of a boot. That message you posted isn't from the boot sequence.
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Hi Phildunlap,
The third solution redolved the issue. Thanks for your help and appreciate it.
Cheers,
Mohammad
