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WebGUI upgrade: Revision 11
Upgrade from WebGUI 6.2.11 to 7.3.4 Install dependenciesapt-get install apache2-mpm-prefork apt-get install libapache2-mod-perl2 apt-get install perlmagick imagemagick Don't bother with installation of perl modules from packages. Debian has modules which are sometimes a bit too old for cutting-edge WebGUI, so just let CPAN install it for you. Basic configurationCopy existing installationIn this step, we will copy existing WebGUI 6.2.11 installation to new (virtual) host (zemlja) to test upgrade. Copy MySQL databasesroot@mjesec:/data/WebGUI# grep dsn= etc/*.conf | cut -d: -f4- \ | xargs mysqldump --databases \ | ssh zemlja mysql mysql Now, on zemlja, let's grant webgui user access to those databases: root@zemlja:/data/WebGUI# mysql -e 'create user webgui' root@zemlja:/data/WebGUI# grep dsn= etc/*.conf | cut -d: -f4- \ | xargs -i mysql -e "grant all privileges on {}.* to webgui@localhost identified by 'password';" root@zemlja:/data/WebGUI# mysql -e "flush privileges" Copy existing WebGUI installationroot@mjesec:~# tar cfp - WebGUI/ | ssh zemlja 'cd /data && tar xvfp -' This is much faster than scp in my expirience... Upgrade stepsFirst, test current enviroment for any mis-configuration: root@zemlja:/data/WebGUI/sbin# perl testEnvironment.pl ... Testing complete! If there are missing perl libraries, install them. Some will have to be forced, but all-in-all it goes well. And run upgrade... root@zemlja:/data/WebGUI/sbin# perl upgrade.pl --doit HintFor testing, I created *.zemlja.example.com DNS entry, so that all sites become old.site.name.zemlja.example.com. |