db changes

[silentwings]

hopefully its clear from diff of the structs in SQLUsers.py what needs to be done on db side

https://github.com/spring/uberserver/pull/370/files#diff-898eacbe942e568d1a0f10fa33d4620a

notes:
#359 (comment)
#312 (comment)

[silentwings]

I think this is all that goes on the branch, should be ready for db side now

[abma]

did i miss some issue / db change?

[silentwings]

see comments on https://github.com/spring/uberserver/pull/370/files/65e139a69d1682582aadc321dffed09104f8402b..7135ed295a28633623950adc5e7bbe9c29670142#diff-b1dfe5c8d7723f193f507bd9146e1893, unsure if i used the review gui properly...

[abma]

the new rows (should) be automaticly created when uberserver is started.

only changes / deletes / renames needs to be done by hand:

the script needs to be run before the changed uberserver is started.

[silentwings]

I think we are good to go here, I can try it on the test lobbyserver if there is a script somewhere to execute the schema upgrade?

[abma]

"cat script.sql | mysql lobbydev" should do the trick.

ok, i'll test it as i excpect some errors :-)

[silentwings]

@abma could we get this finished? i can try to test but slightly worried i might break smth.

[abma]

meh, i'm to time optimistic. when you do a mysqldump before doing the changes you always can step back... (AFAIK) i.e.:

mysqldump lobby > lobby.sql

to restore
cat loby.sql | mysql lobby

where "lobby" is the database name to backup / recover. so no need to worry about breaking stuff as long the backup is fine :-)

[silentwings]

alright, before i start - would you take a backup that you can restore from, and hide it somewhere that i can't find / accidentally delete, just in case...

[abma]

a dump is made daily at ~6:45 am, see /var/backups/mysql/lobby

only root has read/write permissions, so... shall i make additionally a manual backup?

if so: when?

[silentwings]

a dump is made daily at ~6:45 am, see /var/backups/mysql/lobby
only root has read/write permissions, so... shall i make additionally a manual backup?

I don't think I have access to this so I guess we're safe :p