"bin/console postupdate" not taking over a week so far to run.
"bin/console postupdate" runs forever with no apparent end in sight.
It currently has 124 hours in CPU time and has been running since the 2018-11-04, which seems a bit excessively long given I am the only user on this instance.
PID User CPU% Mem% VM Size RSS Info Nice Start Time Command
16640 goatdaddy 65.28 0.37 186108 15392 RL+ 0 04-03:06 124:56:58 php bin/console.php postupdate
16638 goatdaddy 0.00 0.00 7516 0 SO+ pause 0 04-03:06 0 _su -m -c php bin/console.php postupdate
16637 root 0.00 0.00 6960 0 SO+ wait 0 04-03:06 0 su -m goatdaddy -c php bin/console.php postupdate
1: Stop cron script and webserver.
2: Rename old director and move new directory into place.
3: Run postupdate.
2018.09
zip
7.1.21
percona-toolkit-3.0.5
percona57-client-5.7.21.20
percona57-pam-for-mysql-5.7.21.20
percona57-server-5.7.21.20_2
Please execute bin/console dbstructure update. Then try the post update again.
Cool. Was not sure if it was safe to kill or not prior to it erroring out or the like.
Doing so now.
@annando It worked. All up and running.