Group,
I have read through the upgrade document
https://github.com/inverse-inc/packetfence/blob/stable/UPGRADE.asciidoc. It
explains that if you are upgrading from 5.3 to 6.0, all the increments between
must be installed sequentially along with specific upgrade tasks. However, this
is a major to major release scenario. I am currently on 6.0.0, looking to
upgrade to 6.5.0 in a minor to minor upgrade.
Since I am using yum on Cent 6.7 should I run "yum install
packetfence-6.x.x-x.el6 --enablerepo=packetfence" for each of the increments
detailed in the upgrade document? If I should, then should I install all of the
available updates shown with the command "yum --showduplicates list packetfence
--enablerepo=packetfence", even if they are not in the upgrade document?
Or should I run "yum install packetfence -enablerepo=packetfence" allow 6.5.0
to install, then run each of the MySQL scripts for the increments detailed?
Since all scripts are installed with 6.5.0.
I am currently using a Cisco Virtual Wireless Controller and Packetfence is
our wireless captive portal. We are not using the Cisco WLC WebAuth, since a
virtual appliance is limited to 500 known clients (sleeping clients). After
successfully authenticating the WLC is given a COA for the respective VLAN and
the user is switched... Any foreseen problems upgrading from 6.0 to 6.5 in this
use case?
Thank you,
Jon Buhagiar
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