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- Download the latest 6connect tar file from https://cloud.6connect.com/Download/Latest/
- Extract into web root.
Run configDir.sh ﹤web user﹥ from the command line as root in the web root. This will setup the directories apache user needs read/write access to.
cd
htmlCode Block language bash cd /var/www/
sh apachehtml /var/www/html/configDir.
sh <web user>Run the upgrade scripts located in the upgrade/scripts directory in order of version number via via:
php ﹤upgrade
php﹥Code Block language bash php <upgrade-script.
php> -v
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The following local upgrade options are available, but are not generally recommended - differences in installation setup and access levels may result in these options being less reliable than the manual upgrade option. GUI In the 6connect tool, navigate to Admin → Admin Preferences page. If there is a new version available, an Upgrade button will be available. Click on the Upgrade Now button to go to the upgrade page. It will automatically download the latest version available, run all upgrade scripts, and create a log of the upgrade process. Command Line In upgrade/scripts run 'php upgrade.php -h' to get the help and full usage of upgrade.php. This script will automatically get the latest tar file, create a backup, and run all the necessary upgrades between the current and latest version. The most common usage of upgrade will look like this 'php upgrade.php -v -b ﹤/path/to/store/backup﹥' |
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