It looks like we're trying to erroneously re-migrate your database from the beginning. AFAIK, this only happens when the target DB is missing the `migrate_version` table which keeps track of which version of the database schema we're using.
Out of curiosity:
* Could you paste in what value you have for `sql_connection` in `/etc/glance/glance.conf`?
* Is there a `migrate_version` table present in the `glance` database?
* If the `migrate_version` table is present, can you paste in the results of a `SELECT * FROM migrate_version;`
* How was the `glance` database originally created? Was the database created by installing the glance package, or was glance originally installed from source and `glance-manage db_sync` run?
Hi Graham, thanks for the bug report!
It looks like we're trying to erroneously re-migrate your database from the beginning. AFAIK, this only happens when the target DB is missing the `migrate_version` table which keeps track of which version of the database schema we're using.
Out of curiosity:
* Could you paste in what value you have for `sql_connection` in `/etc/glance/ glance. conf`?
* Is there a `migrate_version` table present in the `glance` database?
* If the `migrate_version` table is present, can you paste in the results of a `SELECT * FROM migrate_version;`
* How was the `glance` database originally created? Was the database created by installing the glance package, or was glance originally installed from source and `glance-manage db_sync` run?
Thanks,
-Rick