Upgrade to 1.1.1
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I just used SVN to download from trunk and installed 1.1.1 over 1.0.1. No errors occurred and I updated DB Schema from management page. I still get the message ‘you are not running the most current version…’. I seemed to recall finding another post on this but not sure what I searched for last time. Any clues? Thanks.
Going forward, what is the easiest way to obtain the latest update and install? I am not familiar with SVN, but it appears that may be what I need to learn how to use?
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So I think you are actually ahead of the tagged 1.1.1 revision. If you install from trunk, you get the latest commit. Download the stable branches using the following code:
[CODE]svn co https://svn.code.sf.net/p/freeghost/code/tags/1.1.1 /INSTALL_DIR[/CODE] -
[quote=“madskillz23, post: 30486, member: 8206”]So I think you are actually ahead of the tagged 1.1.1 revision. If you install from trunk, you get the latest commit. Download the stable branches using the following code:
[CODE]svn co https://svn.code.sf.net/p/freeghost/code/tags/1.1.1 /INSTALL_DIR[/CODE][/quote]Aww, I see. Let me give that a try and I will update you. Thanks.
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[quote=“PomonaIT, post: 30487, member: 24658”]Aww, I see. Let me give that a try and I will update you. Thanks.[/quote]
Looks like that worked. So in the future, I can use that command with the latest version number to get the official build? Another question; What directories are the server files stored? Am ok to delete any folder starting with Fog_xxx or x.x.x under the foguser home folder? I assume these are just installation folders?
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[quote=“PomonaIT, post: 30489, member: 24658”]Looks like that worked. So in the future, I can use that command with the latest version number to get the official build? Another question; What directories are the server files stored? Am ok to delete any folder starting with Fog_xxx or x.x.x under the foguser home folder? I assume these are just installation folders?[/quote]
Yes, that will get you the official version. It depends on how you installed it, but I typically download fog to /usr/fog_NEW and I upgrade fog, then I delete the /usr/fog_OLD directory. So if you just downloaded fog to the fog user’s home directory, you should be able to just delete the old files.
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[quote=“madskillz23, post: 30493, member: 8206”]Yes, that will get you the official version. It depends on how you installed it, but I typically download fog to /usr/fog_NEW and I upgrade fog, then I delete the /usr/fog_OLD directory. So if you just downloaded fog to the fog user’s home directory, you should be able to just delete the old files.[/quote]
Thanks. I will follow that way of doing it.
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