| Re: upgrade from one version to another. |
| by Anonymous on 2004/6/6 20:47:19 Thank you for your help. After having my forums go bezerk on one of the most bussiest days for a gaming site (Sunday) I decided to go ahead and let this site stay open with the old version of XOOPS running and start the new XOOPS installation and set it up on another server. After everything is running good go about trying to hand move each member to the new site, 8,276 to be exact :o. Then possibly setting up a archive for the rest of the news. easiest way? I think so.. |
| Re: upgrade from one version to another. |
| by Jan304 on 2004/6/6 16:12:08 As you prolly know, the version numbers has changed, so the version you are saying is prolly XOOPS 1.2.2. If it is really that version you will have to update first to XOOPS 1.3.10, and then from that to XOOPS 2.0.6. I'm not really sure that you can directly update from XOOPS 1.2.2 to XOOPS 1.3.10, since as far as I remember there where a lot of database changes from 1.2 to 1.3, and I don't think the upgrade is in the full package. You might want to contact Herko to be able to see all files XOOPS has ever released to update on that way. |
| Re: upgrade from one version to another. |
| by Anonymous on 2004/6/6 15:48:44 Thank you for answering my post. |
| Re: upgrade from one version to another. |
| by Mithrandir on 2004/6/6 8:48:19 Shouldn't be the basis of sarcasm, this. You could perhaps elaborate a little on the version you are running. XOOPS 1.0 RC2.0.2? If you have not made a typo it is a very early version and I am not sure on how that can be upgraded to a recent version. I believe that it is possible to upgrade from 1.3.10 to 2.0.x, but how to coming from a 1.0 RC2.0.2 to a 1.3.10, I don't know, sorry. |
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