You just need to re-create the tables e.g. ser_mysql.sh drop and ser_mysql.sh create. You might want to backup your existing data and config files however the new config file will be created as ser.cfg.default. The upgrade is straight forward so you shouldn't have any troubles.
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-----Original Message----- From: Tom Yerex [mailto:tomy@telus.net] Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2003 10:41 AM To: serusers@lists.iptel.org Subject: [Serusers] Best path to upgrade...
We are a team of students working with SIP for various projects, and SER has become an important part of our research.
I have been charged with looking into the latest stable build from CVS and deciding if we should upgrade (currently 0.8.10), and how.
Has anyone moved a working 0.8.10 installation to the latest code? I see from the mailing list that serweb and ser should be kept "in-sync" to avoid problems, are there any other issues we should watch out for?
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On 12-08 10:55, Marcelo Schmidt wrote:
You just need to re-create the tables e.g. ser_mysql.sh drop and ser_mysql.sh create. You might want to backup your existing data and config files however the new config file will be created as ser.cfg.default. The upgrade is straight forward so you shouldn't have any troubles.
I recommend you to use ser_mysql.sh reinstall instead of drop and create.
To backup your data you can use ser_mysq.sh backup (run ser_mysql.sh without any parameters to see available options).
Jan.
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