can't find out how to upgrade from 3.2.3 to 3.3.0

Thursday 27 November 2003 2:02:36 am - 2 replies

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Marco Zinn	Thursday 27 November 2003 3:03:09 am See http://ez.no/developer/ez_publish_3/documentation/installation/upgrading/upgrading_ez_publish_from_3ab_to_3xy But note: There is no "Diff"-File for this beta. I think, ez will only provide Diffs for stable releases, but you will read there, how to apply the upgrade SQL file. I think, you do not neet the php script in the update folder. So, in short: 1. Apply the update .sql file with something like mysql publish < <update-sql-filename> 2. Copy (override) the files from the new version over the old version, recursivly. When you made your settings ONLY in override files (as recommended), all you settings should survive the update. 3. Clear all caches via the admin interface, if you can. Or use the "clear-cache.sh" script (somewhere in /bin). OR simply delete everything in var/cache Marco http://www.hyperroad-design.com
jf poux	Thursday 27 November 2003 7:08:28 am To summ it up, all I have to do is : 1) Install the latest version 2) Apply SQL upgrade script to my DB 3) Copy my designs and settings from the old version to the new Is that all ? :) It seems that by example one of the .php scripts in the update directory changes somethings in config files, or another one seems to play with xml in db :p

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Thursday 27 November 2003 3:03:09 am

See http://ez.no/developer/ez_publish_3/documentation/installation/upgrading/upgrading_ez_publish_from_3ab_to_3xy
But note: There is no "Diff"-File for this beta. I think, ez will only provide Diffs for stable releases, but you will read there, how to apply the upgrade SQL file.
I think, you do not neet the php script in the update folder.

So, in short:
1. Apply the update .sql file with something like
mysql publish < <update-sql-filename>
2. Copy (override) the files from the new version over the old version, recursivly. When you made your settings ONLY in override files (as recommended), all you settings should survive the update.
3. Clear all caches via the admin interface, if you can. Or use the "clear-cache.sh" script (somewhere in /bin). OR simply delete everything in var/cache

Marco
http://www.hyperroad-design.com

jf poux

Thursday 27 November 2003 7:08:28 am

To summ it up, all I have to do is :
1) Install the latest version
2) Apply SQL upgrade script to my DB
3) Copy my designs and settings from the old version to the new

Is that all ? :) It seems that by example one of the .php scripts in the update directory changes somethings in config files, or another one seems to play with xml in db :p

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