Hi,
If you've already run "ant fresh_install" before, then there is no need to
run it again. That command is used to perform a brand new installation.
If you are trying to simply update an existing installation, use the "ant
update" command instead.
It also sounds like you might have a direc
Hi tim, thanks to answer my question.
Fortunatelly, your advice (use ant update) works like a charm.
Regarding the editing permission error in the directory, it did not appear.
possibly because when I ran the ant update statement, I did it using the sudo
ant update statement. But I'm not sure
