On Mar 16, 2009, at 9:36 PM, Zico wrote:
On Sun, Mar 8, 2009 at 11:56 PM, Diggory Mark <mdigg...@gmail.com>
wrote:
Yes, this is because the instructions for upgrading have you leave
your data "in place" as configured in your [dspace]/config/
dspace.cfg and run the installation on top of it. Its assumed they
are in
[dspace]/assetstore
[dspace]/bin
[dspace]/config
[dspace]/logs
[dspace]/lib
[dspace]/search
where [dspace] is the location of your running installation of
dspace (by default usually /dspace or C:\dspace)
But, what if i removed each and everything of my previous dspace? As
i did! For some reason, i had to remove my debian system & also had
to install the new debian system. But, before that, i took some
files as .tar.gz. What`s now?
I have installed Dspace 1.5.1 in Debian 4.0. I have the copy of
backup files. Now, how can i activate my previous datas in new
debian + dspace 1.5.1 system?
What was the version of your previous dspace again, was it originally
1.5.1 as well? I'm also not seeing reference to a backing up a
postgres database in your last emails, did you do a postgres database
backup as well? If you have not, this will be the difficult hurdle to
get over.
Cheers,
Mark
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