Hi Emmanuel, --On August 17, 2016 at 9:53:26 PM +0200 Emmanuel Bourreau <ebourreau@nordnet.fr> wrote:
2016-08-17T21:37:26+0200 [txdav.base.datastore.subpostgres#critical] Can't start or connect to postgres: Incorrect root element: accounts
That error is because the XML schema for the accounts.xml has changed quite a bit. You will need to adjust your existing accounts.xml file to match the new schema (look in conf/auth for examples and the new DTD).
More over, if i copy Data from my old calendarserver to the new, it says that it is not compatible :-( because postgresql moved from 9.0 to 9.5 I’ve seen something about pg_dumpall but where it is in my old calendar server ?
Oh, that may be too big a jump because it upgraded fine from 9.3 -> 9.5. If you want to try 9.3, edit _build.sh: if command -v postgres > /dev/null; then using_system "Postgres"; else local v="9.3.10"; local n="postgresql"; local p="${n}-${v}"; if command -v dtrace > /dev/null; then local enable_dtrace="--enable-dtrace"; else local enable_dtrace=""; fi; c_dependency -m "ec2365548d08f69c8023eddd4f2d1a28" \ "PostgreSQL" "${p}" \ "http://ftp.postgresql.org/pub/source/v${v}/${p}.tar.bz2" \ --with-python ${enable_dtrace}; fi; Maybe that will let you upgrade from 9.0. If not, checkout the postgres site and see if they have tools for that. There might be a separate tool they package for doing upgrades. -- Cyrus Daboo