I am currently running Mantis 1.1.8 with the MySQL that our ISP provides. Can I update this to the latest and greatest version without hassle, or am I in trouble? Any precautions?
Thanks,
Jens.
Upgrade from version 1.1.8
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Re: Upgrade from version 1.1.8
Nobody can now what will happen when upgrading, especially as nobody knows what versions of PHP, OS, data base, web server your ISP is running.
I don't expect issues if you are exactly following the steps described at
https://www.mantisbt.org/docs/master-1. ... LL.UPGRADE
Especially the mentioned step: "Always Backup your code, data and config files before upgrading !"
I would setup a second fresh installation of MantisBT on the same server before upgrading.
Run admin/check.php after the installation.
If all is green (no errors or warnings) there should be at least no blocking issues after the upgrade.
I don't expect issues if you are exactly following the steps described at
https://www.mantisbt.org/docs/master-1. ... LL.UPGRADE
Especially the mentioned step: "Always Backup your code, data and config files before upgrading !"
I would setup a second fresh installation of MantisBT on the same server before upgrading.
Run admin/check.php after the installation.
If all is green (no errors or warnings) there should be at least no blocking issues after the upgrade.
Re: Upgrade from version 1.1.8
Thanks,
Apache 2.22-13 on Debian 5.0 (Linux)
PHP
Current PHP version = 5.6.5
safe_mode = OFF
memory_limit = 128MB
upload_max_filesize = 96MB
post_max_size = 96MB
max_execution_time = 50 sec
MySQL
MySQL version = 5.5.41-MariaDB-1~wheezy
MySQL driver version = mysqlnd 5.0.11-dev - 20120503 - $Id: f373ea5dd5538761406a8022a4b8a374418b240e $
max_user_connections = 24
max_allowed_packet = 16 MB
Any obvious issues with this?
Thanks,
Jens.
Apache 2.22-13 on Debian 5.0 (Linux)
PHP
Current PHP version = 5.6.5
safe_mode = OFF
memory_limit = 128MB
upload_max_filesize = 96MB
post_max_size = 96MB
max_execution_time = 50 sec
MySQL
MySQL version = 5.5.41-MariaDB-1~wheezy
MySQL driver version = mysqlnd 5.0.11-dev - 20120503 - $Id: f373ea5dd5538761406a8022a4b8a374418b240e $
max_user_connections = 24
max_allowed_packet = 16 MB
Any obvious issues with this?
Thanks,
Jens.
Re: Upgrade from version 1.1.8
No obvious issues.
But your Debian 5.0 is far away from standard Debian 5.0 concerning versions of PHP, MySQL and Apache.
As I said before: I would setup a second fresh test installation of MantisBT on the same server before upgrading.
But your Debian 5.0 is far away from standard Debian 5.0 concerning versions of PHP, MySQL and Apache.
As I said before: I would setup a second fresh test installation of MantisBT on the same server before upgrading.
Re: Upgrade from version 1.1.8
Thanks!
I will give that a shot.
Jens.
I will give that a shot.
Jens.
atrol wrote:No obvious issues.
But your Debian 5.0 is far away from standard Debian 5.0 concerning versions of PHP, MySQL and Apache.
As I said before: I would setup a second fresh test installation of MantisBT on the same server before upgrading.