magento script problem

[rr10]

php 7.2
cpanel
magento 1.9.4.3

I followed the guide below with method 1

https://www.openmage.org/magento-lts/migration-guide.html

but i've this error:

00102@srv8 public_html]$ curl -fsSL https://migrate.openmage.org | sh

| _ | | / | | | |_ / |
| | | | __ ___ _ __ | . . | __ _ __ _ ___ | | | | \ --. | | | | '_ \ / _ \ '_ \| |\/| |/ _ |/ |/ _ \ | | | | --.
\ _/ / |) | __/ | | | | | | (| | (| | __/ | || | /_/ /
_/| ./ ___|| |_| |/_,|_, |_| _/_/ _/
| | __/ |
|| |_/

This script will download the appropriate patch for your Magento installation
and update the core source code to OpenMage LTS v19.4.8.

DO NOT continue if you do not have an easily restorable backup!

DO NOT run this migration on production unless the result has been thoroughly
tested in a development environment for compatibility issues.

Migration will begin in 20 seconds. Press CTRL+C to abort.

Detected that you have installed Magento Commuinity Edition 1.9.4.3
Downloading patch for Magento CE 1.9.4.3 to OpenMage LTS v19.4.8...
wget: unrecognized option '--no-hsts'
Usage: wget [OPTION]... [URL]...

Try wget --help' for more options.

[colinmollenhour]

Thanks for the report, it looks like your wget doesn't support the --no-hsts option.. Is it a particularly old version?

[cylkee]

I have this problem too. My wget version is 1.14 and there appears to be no update for my CentOS distro.

[cylkee]

I have instead saved a local copy of the script in the root of the installation, removing the --no-hsts option, ran source migrate.sh at the command prompt and then got a whole heap of "patch does not apply"...

error: patch failed: skin/install/default/default/css/reset.css:19
error: skin/install/default/default/css/reset.css: patch does not apply

My installation remains on 1.9.4.2.

Unable to apply the patch. The following command failed:

    git --git-dir=/dev/null apply --ignore-whitespace --check var/magento-ce-1.9.4.2-openmage-lts-v19.4.8.patch

[colinmollenhour]

patch does not apply

Do you have core file edits?

[colinmollenhour]

@gtsiou This seems to stem from the issue caused by the SSL cert being for *.s3.amazonaws.com but our subdomain having two parts so the browser does not consider the SSL cert to be valid.. Can we get a new bucket that has a hyphen instead of a dot in the name? Or perhaps a CNAME, @LeeSaferite?

[cylkee]

Do you have core file edits?

Uncertain. I have inherited this installation and I'm unfamiliar with Magento. Can you give a few examples of core files that are commonly edited and I will attempt to cross-reference with the output of the script. However, it looked like many hundreds of files that were reporting "patch failed" "patch does not apply"

[cylkee]

Scratch that. I've done a fresh installation of OpenMage 1.9.4.10 and connected the previous DB and copied over media, theme etc. Fingers crossed...

[toledoroy]

Having the same problem on CentOS 7 w/latest of yum's wget
Any fixes / workarounds?

[colinmollenhour]

Hi @toledoroy if you are referring to the wget issue you can edit the script and remove the --no-hsts option and run your modified script.

[toledoroy]

Thanks @colinmollenhour

[gtsiou]

@gtsiou This seems to stem from the issue caused by the SSL cert being for *.s3.amazonaws.com but our subdomain having two parts so the browser does not consider the SSL cert to be valid.. Can we get a new bucket that has a hyphen instead of a dot in the name? Or perhaps a CNAME, @LeeSaferite?

Is that still an issue? We can absolutely try with a different bucket but a CNAME would be ideal.