Re: [Phpgroupware-users] Upgrading a Debian install

[Alex Borges (lex)]

Sorry,

I dont think we have an actual upgrade path from packages other than
waiting for a repackaging of the current stable version.

Now, it isnt hard to go through the cvs process, especially if youre in
debian:

1.- apt-get install cvs (dont enable pserver when debconf ask about it)
2.- GO download the latest tarball of phpgw
3.- Decompress your new phpgw tarball in the directory where YOU wish
phpgw top be
4.- cd into/your/directory/for/phpgw
5.- cvs -z3 update -r Version-0_9_14-branch

Wait until updated
Then go to http://your.phpgw/url/setup and configure witht he forms you
see there....its dead easy. In the database name, user and passowrd, use
what you have for your current phpgw.
Boom, after youve configured properly phpgw, you will be ready to go
with a brand new phpgw, same database.
 
El vie, 17-01-2003 a las 11:31, Matthew Baltera escribió:
> What is the easiest way to upgrade a phpgroupware install. I did an apt-get 
> install
> phpgroupware as well as the addition packages I wanted ( address book, 
> bookmarks,
> weather etc.) When I login it tells me that their is a new version of 
> phpgroupware
> out there. So, my plan was to download the lastest tar and just uncompress it 
> over
> the top of the existing phpgroupware directory. No luck. So I decided to start
> loking into CVS, which I know nothing about. What is the recommended way to
> upgrade? Does anyone have a differnet way of doing it? Is it possible to 
> untar over
> the top of an existing directory?
> 
> Thanks for listening to a newbie...
> 
> 
> 
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