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an error occurred unable to update nested relation. [object object]/Ghost Server Error #180
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looks like generic db error try google grant access to user for table |
What steps did you follow to perform the upgrade? |
Thanks @Prozi - I'll give it a shot @paulmelnikow I followed the steps on the ReadMe on here, to the letter. It was bizarre, the first error came from nowhere, we've put in so much work on this - the 2nd as a result of the attempt to upgrade. |
Hummmm... My colleague has just confessed that he deleted a page that was being linked to - do you think that could have disabled the whole admin? |
Do you have the Heroku logs from the first startup after upgrading? |
Yes! Here - thanks for yr time.
I think that's the relevant part -let me know if I've missed sth. |
...And maybe this:
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OK, I've successfully managed to import the data into a new Ghost deployment by editing default users and roles out of the imported JSON - but for future reference, I'd really like to know - could the DB actually be corrupted by deleting a page that's being linked to? It's the only thing that's happened that I'm aware of. Thanks again for your time and speedy response! :) edit: I deleted the link to the deleted page before the final data export and it seems to have fixed it, for now at least. |
Glad you solved it. Most of what you've posted here is nearly unreadable due to formatting. For the benefit of other people who might see this, you could try to fix that. You can probably wrap the logs in triple backticks. Also formatting your message properly is a nice thing to do in the future when you're asking for help 😄
I imagine the Ghost forum might be a better place to get an answer to that. |
Yes, of course - sorry - it's been a while since I've been on here and I forgot to check the previews - I've been running around in panic all afternoon - I'll resolve that now. Thanks again! |
Hi Guys
I think I'm in the right place - It's been going really smoothly, then from nowhere -
an error occurred unable to update nested relation. [object object]
Ghost server error: insert into
settings(
created_at,
created_by,
id,
key,
type,
updated_at,
updated_by,
value`) values ('2020-09-28 21:45:44', 1, '5f725988e7188c001e25ad0e', 'active_apps', 'app', '2020-09-28 21:45:44', 1, '[]') - ER_TABLEACCESS_DENIED_ERROR: INSERT command denied to user 'f5gan8ytezqkq9go'@'3.248.219.90' for table 'settings' Error: ER_TABLEACCESS_DENIED_ERROR: INSERT command denied to user 'f5gan8ytezqkq9go'@'3.248.219.90' for table 'settings'The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: