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Any document on downgrade Piwik Database? #13040
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Hi, The only way to downgrade Matomo is to rollback to a backup you made before the upgrade. The best solution would be replacing your Matomo files with the latest version (3.5.1) BTW: The |
And after "replacing your Matomo files with the latest version (3.5.1)", but it still require me to phpar/composer installation, any configuration to skip this step? because I used docker-compose version. Thanks again. |
Are you using the version from https://builds.matomo.org/? |
Sorry, I used this one https://github.com/matomo-org/matomo/releases/tag/3.5.1, then I will try another. |
Bad things still, even used https://builds.matomo.org/piwik-3.5.1.tar.gz:
Any other suggestions? |
Did you copy over your Otherwise you will have to go through the setup again, but when you enter the database details where an existing Piwik database exists (pay attention to the table prefix, it is probably |
Oh, great! I copied this "config/config.ini.php" to the piwik-3.5.1 folder and skipped this step successfully, many thanks your help and thunder-alike quick reply. |
And also it is helpful that people wonder how to use docker-compose to upgrade/migrate your Piwik2 to Matomo3 ? |
After upgrading Piwik to Matomo, try to migrate the docker of bitnami/mariadb_piwik to another machine, but meet this error message as following:
How to handle this situation? TIA.
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