Nils Breunese (Lemonbit) wrote:
Steve Clark wrote:
RHEL 4.x.
I not exactly sure I understand what you mean by no real danger. I
can just untar the new
2.2.4 tar file on top of my existing installation?
Right now I installed 2.2.3 using the tar file since I didn't see
any rpms for RHEL 4.x. So now
I have a directory tree /opt/otrs-2.2.3/ with a symbolic link /opt/
otrs pointing to /opt/otrs-2.2.3.
When I untar 2.4.4 in /opt it creates its own directory tree so I
also have /opt/otrs-2.2.4.
It seems to me looking at the changelog that not a lot of files were
changed. If there was an upgrade
procedure to just update those file it would be great. Or do I have
to redo all the things for a complete
install in 2.4.4 tree.
If you use the .tar.gz, you will find a file called UPGRADING in
there. That should have the instructions you're looking for. But yeah,
there's no database upgrade script needed for 2.2.3 to 2.2.4.
Nils Breunese.
P.S. I'm using the rpm on CentOS 4 myself, you could use the rpm on
RHEL 4 and upgrading would be even easier than using the tarball.
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Hi Nils,
The UPGRADING file says: These instructions are for people upgrading
OTRS from "2.1" to "2.2".
So that seems like not the correct instructions.
What RPMs are you using for CENTOS 4.0? I didn't see any for CENTOS or
RHEL.
Thanks,
Steve
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