Ive done an version upgrade on a test system (ie no data that I care about). The new version won't start up because it cant find the (old) database.
Ive deleted the old database, and specified a new/different name in the conf files. But the logs still say odoo is looking for the old database, which of course it cant find (and it's s different version anyway).
Where is odoo getting the name of the old database from? Its certainly not in my conf files (\etc\odoo and /etc/odoo?
How do I stop it from looking for the old database and getting a fatal startup error?
Clearing everything out is an option for me, except I thought Id done that with removing the old database and updating the conf files.
Looks like I cant edit the post. Further analysis suggests it's an (old) odoo cron job that's looking for the old database. It tries to connec, then throws a fatal error because it cant find the old database. That's because it's old and has gone!
Anyone know how I remove the cron entries, or where and why they are still looking for the old database? I cant see anything in the odoo user cron, which is where I migh expect it to be (this is on Ubuntu 14.04).