Hi,
I posted it somewhere, but Jobs wont be returning (thanks for pointing out text on OP).
Coronium was built on OpenResty, an underlying change to that system has not made it possible to easily re-integrate Jobs.
You might look into cron jobs, but I have not gone down that path.
Cheers.
Ok, thanks for making things clear. Is it possible to install previous versions if I want to use the old features?
Hey Chris, maybe this is a dumb question but what’s the correct way to upgrade a Coronium installation on Ubuntu? Simply curl/run the latest install.sh script at http://coronium.io/ubuntu/?
Chris,
The ubuntu install script is version 1.93.3 from the install link, but you have 1.93.5 here. Is this the most current install script?
This probably is not a good idea as there are seed scripts for the database. You may risk having your data overwritten.
Makes sense. But presumably there is or will be a way to upgrade the app without doing a clean install and then manually moving over data, right?
Hi,
A fresh install and content transfer is the only mode of updating at the moment (Coronium is technically always in beta). This will change shortly.
There is also a slight fragmentation issue between the plain Ubuntu installer and the AWS EC2 images which has created a versioning difference.
EC2: 1.93.1
Ubuntu: 1.93.5
The EC2 images will be updated to 1.93.5 shortly, as they require additional tweaks and propagation. Ubuntu installer is currently the most up to date version (as shown above).
We’re working to get this process smoother. I will write up a separate forum post with migration notes sometime today.
Also, Steve is correct, there is database seeding needed for an install.
Cheers.
Chris,
Is this link to the current install script? https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/coronium-installers/ubuntu/install.sh
The downloaded file has version 1.9.3 and this post says the latest is 1.9.5. Just curious as I have to slip stream the updates into my existing install and would rather just do it once.
#!/bin/bash # Coronium 1.93.3 Installer for Ubuntu 14.04 LTS' # Copyright: Chris Byerley @develephant' # Do not redistribute without permission. # http://coronium.ioHi,
Ok, so I totally blew it on updating the versions. It should be labeled properly now.
The current official versions are:
EC2: 1.93.1
Ubuntu: 1.93.5
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The current EC2 is showing 1.92, it will be fixed in the next image.
My apologies for the confusion.
Cheers.
Chris,
Thanks for the clarification. I did a diff on the two install scripts and it appears the version number update is the only change.
Appreciate your efforts.
Hey Chris, what is the link for the last known version that supports jobs. I have an app that uses jobs to send notifications and I will need to move from my dev server to productions soon.
Hi tartarsaucemedia,
Umm, that’s a good question. I should be pushing some updates soon.
Cheers.
With Coronium 2 being put on hold indefinitely, are current things in the current version going to be fixed anytime soon, like Jobs?
Hi,
I’ve looked at this a couple different times, and still have yet to figure out a proper workaround. It’s due to underlying changes that are unrelated to Coronium code directly.
Its on my short list to revisit (all bugs bug me), I just have not had the time to look into it.
Best.
I realized now that jobs are working normal with my 1.93.5 instance. That makes my confused now.
Can anybody confirm that jobs are working normal with coronium 1.93.5?
Hi Chris,
This Ubuntu link seems to be not OK: https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/coronium-installers/ubuntu/install.sh
It is not returning the installation script file, but this:
<Error><Code>AccessDenied</Code><Message>Access Denied</Message><RequestId>C68420F60721AD1D</RequestId><HostId>5WQEK4kWwzc/QE0708zUzQXhhQwFPYzqiQxcHaqWkK6vVsAOWlH7CgG/KGqKvkP9E9x7yP6Ihog=</HostId></Error>
I tested the link you provided in the YouTube video for Centos: https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/coronium-installers/centos-linux/install.sh
and It is OK, but it is version Beta 1.91
How can I get the latest installation link to install Coronium in Digital Ocean Ubuntu OS.
Thanks, Alex.
Hi,
Ubuntu installer is being reworked and will be released soon.
Thanks.
Hi,
You are welcome to use the script, but you may run into some permission issues. I added it back at http://docs.coronium.io
Cheers.
Hi Chris,
The Ubuntu script access is in order again.
Thanks.
Any idea when jobs are working again? I use 1.93.5 @ ec2
thanks!