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Piwik check mysql 5.7 as mysql 5.5 #12030
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Can you issue a I would not expect it but perhaps they messed with the version string and the current detection cannot cope with that. |
see also #12002 |
Check this MSDN issue, maybe it's because of Azure reporting a 5.5 server_version in handshake (not sure, never use Azure before). |
Hello. I'm in the same trouble now. (I also posted this info at #12002 ) MySQL [* * *]> select @@Version; but on system summary on the settings page you see Piwik-Version: 3.2.0 which is the same database version, which is shown when running the status command after connecting to the database: MySQL [* * * ]> status Connection id: 65385 -- I changed (for a quick and very dirty check) line 272 in Marketplace/Api/Client.php to this (don't do that - it was just to verify if this is the problem!) $params['mysql'] = "5.7.18"; // $this->environment->getMySQLVersion(); After that change, I could access the Marketplace. |
…ct @@Version" (matomo-org#12551) * Fixes matomo-org#12002 and matomo-org#12030 - azure fallback to "select @@Version" * Add comment for why @@Version is used instead of going through the connection object.
Closing this one as there hadn't been any further reports in the last years. If anyone experiences a similar problem, feel free to create a new issue. |
I use piwik on Azure, and use MySQL on Azure service with version 5.7
But piwik check the version as MySQL 5.5.
Why and how to fix it ?
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