Thread "After update from v6 to v7 -> Files are not yet migrated (not_yet_migrated)"

Hello,

I recently did the update from v6 to v7. Everything worked great so far. Only one thing is missing. All files have the hint:

This file object has not yet been migrated and no new versions can be created. Please contact the administrators of the platform.

(German: "Dieses Datei-Objekt wurde noch nicht migriert und es können keine neue Versionen angelegt werden. Wenden Sie sich an die Administratoren der Plattform.")

Do I need to run the migration manually to fix the file records in the database? Which command to I need to call?

Thanks in advance!

Bye The_Unknown

Yeah, that seemed to have done the trick :) Big thanks!

I needed to use the steps argument and set it to 100 in order to not having to run the command hundreds of times ;)

php setup/setup.php migrate --run ilFileObjectMigrationAgent.ilFileObjectToStorageMigration --steps="100"

hello
i've done migration, but, after migration i have 0 Bytes files.
before migation i've checked and all files were in \ilFile folder.
after migration the files dissapeared form \ilFile but they aren't ???moved(i guess) ??? to  "storage/fsv2/ folder
so right now when i try to download file  i have
File "storage/fsv2/0b5/f55/a6b/d8041e38b02338abaaf7563/0/data" not found error

Hello jordyro,

the migration process writes a log file during migration:
[DATA_DIR]/ilFile/migration_log.csv
Each entry in it consists of: 
[obj_id] ; [former_path_to_file_in_ilFile] ; [ressource_id] ; [assigned_file_version] ; [result_of_operation]

Take a look for your file - search for:   0b5f55a6-bd80-41e3-8b02-338abaaf7563

One known reason for missing files are filenames with some special chars in it, see: https://mantis.ilias.de/view.php?id=30930.
If YOUR file is one of theses cases, you can try to copy the file manually to the required location and common name:

>  cp [former_path_to_file_in_ilFile]  [DATA_DIR]/storage/fsv2/0b5/f55/a6b/d8041e38b02338abaaf7563/0/data
(the new name of a file in 'storage' is always "data" !)

Good luck,
Uwe

P.S.:
finally I noticed that your error messages complains about a file having version 0 !?
File "storage/fsv2/0b5/f55/a6b/d8041e38b02338abaaf7563/0/data" not found error

This is not ok.  Perhaps the file was copied to storage, but as version 1 !  Very strange, I didn't notice such a behaviour before.
If so, you could try to fix the version by SQL... possible, but requires good knowledges about the concerned data stuctures in the database.

Last not least: you should use latest available ILIAS 7.x version for migrations, did you?

Thanks Uwe for reply. 
I thought a was added a reply but it was very late (in the morning) and perharps i forgot to send-it. 
i replicated the incident so this was happened:
1. new clean debian : SMP Debian 5.10.106-1 (2022-03-17) x86_64

2. installed dependencies, cloned ilias 7, restored from backup. 
3. changed owner do www-data
folowing scripts were run as root
3. updated database.
4. migrated database. here (I think) the script is creating in iliasdatadirectory storage/fsv2 folder (but with root owner)
5. run php setup/setup.php migrate --run ilFileObjectMigrationAgent.ilFileObjectToStorageMigration --steps="-1"
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the script runs without errors but no file or folder was written in /storage/fsv2 folder. 
on site files appeared but with 0 bytes.

workarround:
changed owner again to www-data on /storage folder
(recopied files from backup of course)
run the script again and everything was as should be!

P.S. 
if helps i could easy replicate again the problem. 

Quote (jordyro)

P.S. 
if helps i could easy replicate again the problem. 

 
Hello jordyro,

no need for a replication of the problem.  NOT executing the migration as the appropriate user (==> as 'www-data') explains your effects!
You should always execute the setup script on CLI as the user which is running the PHP interpreter too  (=> the PHP worker, or the webserver, if PHP is embedded in the webserver):

$ sudo -u www-data php setup/cli.php migrate      - or 'update' or 'install' or whatever...

bye.