Greetings,<br><br>I hope you can help with a question. I have a local installation of Galaxy we&#39;ve been using for production runs with a certain project. In order to maintain consistency, we haven&#39;t done any upgrades in about a year. We recently installed a fresh up-to-date Galaxy on another server. Now that those production runs are almost complete, we&#39;d like to migrate the data/files/histories from the old server to the new one. All the configuration between the old &amp; new servers is exactly the same (same DB, same login criteria, same directory structures, etc). Also there is no data on the new server - it&#39;s perfectly fine to clobber it.<br>

I intended to try the following procedure:<br>1) Copy the file repository from old to new.<br>2) Dump &amp; import the database from old to new.<br>3) Upgrade the database schema on the new server.<br>However the upgrade procedure is failing with no status. As expected, the log file reports the following:<br>

&quot;Exception: Your database has version &#39;43&#39; but this code expects version &#39;57&#39;.  Please backup your database and then migrate the schema by running &#39;sh manage_db.sh upgrade&#39;.&quot;<br>But the manage_db.sh script simply does nothing but run &amp; exit. The database does not get upgraded &amp; there&#39;s no output from the script. I tried the &quot;verbose&quot;, &quot;debug&quot;, and &quot;force&quot; flags, but nothing happens.<br>

<br>Should this work? If so, do you have any suggestions how to get the DB upgraded?<br>If my migration procedure is incorrect, how should I go about it?<br><br>Thanks very much,<br>Chris Zaleski<br>