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Originally created by @Torque-86 on GitHub (Nov 12, 2025).
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We’re seeing SQLSTATE[42S02]: Base table or view not found: 1146 Table 'wiki.pages' doesn't exist while rendering a 404 page (query touches views, joint_permissions, and pages). I suspect the query is hitting a non-existent table. This looks like a schema/config mismatch on our instance rather than upstream code: either the app is pointed at the wrong database, migrations didn’t run in that DB, or a table prefix changed (so the actual table is bs_pages while the app queries pages). Could you confirm pages is expected to exist in a vanilla install and suggest the right recovery path if migrations were applied to a different DB/prefix?
Exact BookStack Version
BookStack v25.11.1 Latest
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Ubuntu 20
@ssddanbrown commented on GitHub (Nov 13, 2025):
Hi @Torque-86,
git statusfrom your/srv/wiki/bookstackfolder?@Torque-86 commented on GitHub (Nov 13, 2025):
Hi @ssddanbrown
Thanks for the reply!
git status shows no errors, the working tree is clean, but it’s currently on the development branch.
The version file reports v25.11.1.
For your second question: yes, all update commands completed without errors.
composer install, php artisan migrate, and all cache clears ran successfully.
Screenshot of git status:
The version file currently shows v25.07.3, because we temporarily rolled back the version to test whether the missing pages issue was version-related. The rollback fixed the pages (made them accessible) but settings and books still crash.
@ssddanbrown commented on GitHub (Nov 13, 2025):
Thanks @Torque-86.
I think something strange is going on, since you should only really use the release branch, and that version should not exist on the development branch.
git log -n 5from your install folder?@zinksa commented on GitHub (Nov 15, 2025):
@ssddanbrown, we have the same problem as described by @Torque-86 in problem two.
We are on a hosting service and have been pulling the latest releases from Bookstack via the GUI for 1.5 years. After the update, I was told that immediately after logging in to the menu shelves or navigating to the books, an ‘An unknown error occurred’ error message appears.
In the browser console, I only see:
https://wiki.groddeloch-hexe.de/shelves 500 (Internal Server Error)
books:1 GET https://wiki.groddeloch-hexe.de/books 500 (Internal Server Error)
Unfortunately, I don't have any more detailed insight into the logs. In any case, I can say that we are running a standard installation and no one has made any changes to the database; instead, we have pulled the updates via the GUI as usual.
It may be possible to reproduce the problem.
Is it possible to back up the shelves and books via CLI? The database does its backups, but it's better to be safe than sorry, and exporting to another directory of a backup file might be a good idea.
@ssddanbrown commented on GitHub (Nov 15, 2025):
@zinksa Please open a fresh dedicated support thread, as the root cause is likely to be different in your environment.