Upgrade to 7.5.3
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Upgrade to 7.5.3
I am running psa(7.5.2) on rh9 with all of your rpms scott and the kernel(thanks). Is it safe to update to 7.5.3 through yum or should I hold on a bit. I don't have a testing server right now to try the update on. Just trying to get a feel on what is best to do, I perfer to have a stable system over updating.
Thanks
David
Thanks
David
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the main gotcha is that the horde/imp/kronolith/mnemo packages are separate from the psa rpm now. Which is a good thing, but they also dont set the dependencies in the rpm to install it, which means you need to upgrade/install in 2 steps now:
yum install psa/yum update psa
yum install psa-horde psa-imp psa-kronolith psa-mnemo
yum install psa/yum update psa
yum install psa-horde psa-imp psa-kronolith psa-mnemo
Thanks for asking Horse and thankd for the tip Scott. I'm going to have to do this over the weekend because we have a customer having a serious problem with PPWSE in 7.5.2 (it keeps eating pages).
As a follow-up Scott, is GD working OK in the current RH9 php rpm set? I've not upgraded since I had the problem with GD on my test system, and was just wondering what to expect.
Thanks,
Faris.
As a follow-up Scott, is GD working OK in the current RH9 php rpm set? I've not upgraded since I had the problem with GD on my test system, and was just wondering what to expect.
Thanks,
Faris.
Just to answer my own question - GD2 works finr with 4.3.11-8 under RH9, and the two-step PSA install worked fine, with no fatal errors, when upgrading from 7.5.2 to 7.5.3 on my test system.
4psa will be upgrading one of my live systems over the weekend (I hope) as I'm not confident of fixing any serious errors that might happen when upgrading the live system's PSA.
Faris.
4psa will be upgrading one of my live systems over the weekend (I hope) as I'm not confident of fixing any serious errors that might happen when upgrading the live system's PSA.
Faris.
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Yeah, the horde rpm is the only gotcha. I'm thinking of maybe adapting the atomic-psa rpm into an "sw-soft-psa" rpm (or some name like that), to install a plain-jane PSA box to ease installs/upgrades for those folks with a more conservative server policy.
That being said... I just got PSA running on FC4 (PHP 5, mysql 4.1, and Xen virtual server support amongst other goodies). Its a lot of work, and I reckon atomic-psa will be the only thing I can do it with.
That being said... I just got PSA running on FC4 (PHP 5, mysql 4.1, and Xen virtual server support amongst other goodies). Its a lot of work, and I reckon atomic-psa will be the only thing I can do it with.
Hi Scott,
The Plesk upgrades went well with no errors or problems.
Thanks for the great service!!!
The Horde upgrades/install via yum also went well but it gave the following errors:
websrvmng: Service httpd failed to start
websrvmng: Service httpd failed to start
After killing the running httpd and httpsd services it started and there didn't seem to be any problems. However, after this the Plesk Control Panel won't start untill Plesk was restarted.
I also found that all pages show up as blank or Apache Test pages on another server.
An then had to execute this command to get them working:
/usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/websrvmng -a -v
Thanks again,
Ryan
The Plesk upgrades went well with no errors or problems.
Thanks for the great service!!!
The Horde upgrades/install via yum also went well but it gave the following errors:
websrvmng: Service httpd failed to start
websrvmng: Service httpd failed to start
After killing the running httpd and httpsd services it started and there didn't seem to be any problems. However, after this the Plesk Control Panel won't start untill Plesk was restarted.
I also found that all pages show up as blank or Apache Test pages on another server.
An then had to execute this command to get them working:
/usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/websrvmng -a -v
Thanks again,
Ryan
Scott,
I installed the lates horde as you pointed out above "yum install psa-horde psa-imp psa-kronolith psa-mnemo" and it works fine but there is no Address Book like before. It seems the Address Book is not part of the standard install...
What is the correct way of installing the feature without loosing existing Address Book entries?
I installed the lates horde as you pointed out above "yum install psa-horde psa-imp psa-kronolith psa-mnemo" and it works fine but there is no Address Book like before. It seems the Address Book is not part of the standard install...
What is the correct way of installing the feature without loosing existing Address Book entries?