Hi I got Migrating Undefined message during Upgrading Process.

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I tried in a remote server and in my local server powered by MAMPP PRO. Is it something related to the server or Joomla!?

Could you help me with this?

Hi

I am getting into the same situation. Did you find the solution?

Valerie

Same thing here. Running on local server and it's hung up at the Migrating Undefined during upgrading process step. Any help would be appreciated

!

Same here... did anyone figure this out? I thought maybe if I waited long enough... but its been a couple of hours

This seems to be a universal problem these days. I have seen ZERO reports of success using JUpgrade lately. My try on a simple test site I have - one that uses no extensions other than the standard package, fails the exact same way.

I've seen lot's of complaints about this on other forums. So I thought I'd give it a try on a trivial test site I have.

It leaves a big security problem too unless you clean up after it. The URL:
www.what-ever-your-site-is.whatever/jupgrade is left with the install directory in place, so anyone can then log in to the (empty) new site.

Interestingly the support links under
docs.joomla.org/Migrating_from_Joomla_1.5_to_Joomla_2.5
all fail with a 404.

Oh well, this is turned out to be a totally useless migration tool.

Regards,
Bill

Same thing here for me...
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Javed" post=129219]Same thing here. Running on local server and it's hung up at the Migrating Undefined during upgrading process step. Any help would be appreciated

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found a solution
read it here


redcomponent.com/forum/92-jupgrade/13012...g-jupgrade-v250-step

jo wrote:
Hooray! That did it! Still a lot of work to make a 1.5 site 2.5 compatible. But at least now we don't have to rebuild it from scratch! I administer around a dozen Joomla sites (mostly for non-profits) - 10 are still on 1.5.

Cheers,
Bill