Revision [1959]
Last edited on 2009-04-28 18:59:34 by AlStillero [keep backup copy htaccess file for reference]Additions:
[[PhplistDocumentation phpList Documentation]]
====Upgrading phpList====
Upgrading phpList in a few steps:
~1)BACKUP your old ##config.php## file, or optionally backup your whole phpList so you can rollback if something would go wrong.
~1)Replace your old phpList with the new version.
~1)Go to ##""http://yourdomain/lists/admin/""## and choose the ##Upgrade## link in the //System Functions// section.
~~~- ##lists/.htaccess##, if you have customized it and want to keep it for reference.
~If you want to be on the safe side, we recommend you download the contents of the phpList directory from your web server to your hard disk. Should things go wrong, you can simply restore these files to the server.
~1)Now you can delete your old phpList installation and replace it with the new version
~~-Download the latest phpList release marked as stable from the [[http://www.phplist.com/download phpList website]]
~~-Delete all from your online phpList folder (make sure you stored your ##config.php## file, and your customized ##english.inc## or language.inc files).
~~-Upload the contents of the phpList directory (i.e. the **"lists"** directory) to your online phpList folder.
~1)Then adapt your ##config.php## file. You could overwrite the config file with the config file you stored earlier, but it is strongly recommended to use the new config.php file and re-adapt it to your situation by using the settings specified in your old config file, because new features may have have been added.
~1)Finally point your browser to your phpList admin directory and login. You'll be notified that your database is out of date (i.e.: //"Your database is out of date, please make sure to upgrade"//). Just click on the ##upgrade## link in the //System Functions// block.
Your phpList is now upgraded.
**Tip**: If you are in doubt whether new phpList features are compatible with your specific server setup, it is recommended to create a separate test installation of phplist and run some tests, prior to actually upgrading your production install.
- [[PhpListInstallation Installing phpList]]
- [[PhpListConfiguration Configuring phpList]]
====Upgrading phpList====
Upgrading phpList in a few steps:
~1)BACKUP your old ##config.php## file, or optionally backup your whole phpList so you can rollback if something would go wrong.
~1)Replace your old phpList with the new version.
~1)Go to ##""http://yourdomain/lists/admin/""## and choose the ##Upgrade## link in the //System Functions// section.
~~~- ##lists/.htaccess##, if you have customized it and want to keep it for reference.
~If you want to be on the safe side, we recommend you download the contents of the phpList directory from your web server to your hard disk. Should things go wrong, you can simply restore these files to the server.
~1)Now you can delete your old phpList installation and replace it with the new version
~~-Download the latest phpList release marked as stable from the [[http://www.phplist.com/download phpList website]]
~~-Delete all from your online phpList folder (make sure you stored your ##config.php## file, and your customized ##english.inc## or language.inc files).
~~-Upload the contents of the phpList directory (i.e. the **"lists"** directory) to your online phpList folder.
~1)Then adapt your ##config.php## file. You could overwrite the config file with the config file you stored earlier, but it is strongly recommended to use the new config.php file and re-adapt it to your situation by using the settings specified in your old config file, because new features may have have been added.
~1)Finally point your browser to your phpList admin directory and login. You'll be notified that your database is out of date (i.e.: //"Your database is out of date, please make sure to upgrade"//). Just click on the ##upgrade## link in the //System Functions// block.
Your phpList is now upgraded.
**Tip**: If you are in doubt whether new phpList features are compatible with your specific server setup, it is recommended to create a separate test installation of phplist and run some tests, prior to actually upgrading your production install.
- [[PhpListInstallation Installing phpList]]
- [[PhpListConfiguration Configuring phpList]]
Deletions:
====Upgrading phplist====
Upgrading phplist in a few steps:
~1)BACKUP your old config.php file, or optionally backup your whole PHPlist so you can rollback if something would go wrong.
~1)Replace your old PHPlist with the new version.
~1)Go to http://yourdomain/lists/admin/ and choose the ##Upgrade## link in the //System Functions// section.
~If you want to be on the safe side, we recommend you download the contents of the PHPList directory from your webserver to your harddisk. Should things go wrong, you can simply restore these files to the server.
~1)Now you can delete your old PHPlist installation and replace it with the new version
~~-Download the latest PHPList release marked as stable from the [[http://www.phplist.com/download Phplist website]]
~~-Delete all from your online PHPList folder (make sure you stored your ##config.php## file, and your customized ##english.inc## or language.inc files).
~~-Upload the contents of the PHPList directory into your online PHPList folder.
~1)Then adapt your config.php file. You could overwrite the config file with the config file you stored earlier, but it is strongly recommended to use the new config.php file and re-adapt it to your situation by using your old config file, because new features may have have been added.
~1)Finally point your browser to your PHPList admin directory and login. You'll be notified that your database is out of date. Just click on the ##upgrade## link in the //System Functions// block.
Your PHPList is now upgraded.
**Tip**: If you are in doubt whether new phplist features are compatible with your specific server setup, it is recommended to create a separate test installation of phplist and run some tests, prior to actually upgrading your production install.
- [[PhpListInstallation Installing phplist]]
- [[PhpListConfiguration Configuring phplist]]
Additions:
~1)Copy your configuration files to lists/config or re-edit the new config file.
~1)Go to http://yourdomain/lists/admin/ and choose the ##Upgrade## link in the //System Functions// section.
~1)Then adapt your config.php file. You could overwrite the config file with the config file you stored earlier, but it is strongly recommended to use the new config.php file and re-adapt it to your situation by using your old config file, because new features may have have been added.
~1)Finally point your browser to your PHPList admin directory and login. You'll be notified that your database is out of date. Just click on the ##upgrade## link in the //System Functions// block.
~1)When you made sure you have a database backup, click the link in the next page to start the upgrade process of your database tables.
~1)Go to http://yourdomain/lists/admin/ and choose the ##Upgrade## link in the //System Functions// section.
~1)Then adapt your config.php file. You could overwrite the config file with the config file you stored earlier, but it is strongly recommended to use the new config.php file and re-adapt it to your situation by using your old config file, because new features may have have been added.
~1)Finally point your browser to your PHPList admin directory and login. You'll be notified that your database is out of date. Just click on the ##upgrade## link in the //System Functions// block.
~1)When you made sure you have a database backup, click the link in the next page to start the upgrade process of your database tables.
Deletions:
~1)Go to http://yourdomain/lists/admin/ and choose the Upgrade link
~1)Then adapt your config.php file. You could overwrite the config file with the config file you stored earlier, but I strongly recommend to use the new config.php file and re-adapt it to your situation by using your old config file, because new features may have have been added.
~1)Finally go to your PHPList admin and login. You'll be notified that your database is out of date. Just click on the ##upgrade## link in the 'System Functions' block.
~1)When you made sure you have a database backup, click the link in the next page to upgrade your database tables.
Additions:
~~~- ##lists/config/config.php##
~~~- ##lists/texts/english.inc##, or any other language.inc file if you have customized these
~~-Delete all from your online PHPList folder (make sure you stored your ##config.php## file, and your customized ##english.inc## or language.inc files).
~1)Finally go to your PHPList admin and login. You'll be notified that your database is out of date. Just click on the ##upgrade## link in the 'System Functions' block.
~1)When you made sure you have a database backup, click the link in the next page to upgrade your database tables.
**Tip**: If you are in doubt whether new phplist features are compatible with your specific server setup, it is recommended to create a separate test installation of phplist and run some tests, prior to actually upgrading your production install.
~~~- ##lists/texts/english.inc##, or any other language.inc file if you have customized these
~~-Delete all from your online PHPList folder (make sure you stored your ##config.php## file, and your customized ##english.inc## or language.inc files).
~1)Finally go to your PHPList admin and login. You'll be notified that your database is out of date. Just click on the ##upgrade## link in the 'System Functions' block.
~1)When you made sure you have a database backup, click the link in the next page to upgrade your database tables.
**Tip**: If you are in doubt whether new phplist features are compatible with your specific server setup, it is recommended to create a separate test installation of phplist and run some tests, prior to actually upgrading your production install.
Deletions:
~~~- lists/texts/english.inc, or any other language.inc file if you have customized these
~~-Delete all from your online PHPList folder (make sure you stored your config file, and your customized english.inc or language.inc files).
~1)Finally go to your PHPList admin and login. You'll be notified that your database is out of date. Just click on the upgrade link in the 'System Functions' block.
~1)When you made sure you have a database backup, click the link in the next page.
If you are in doubt whether new phplist features are compatible with your specific server setup, it is recommended to use a separate test installation of phplist and run some tests, prior to actually upgrading your production install.
Revision [1037]
Edited on 2007-01-03 02:28:41 by AlStillero [added links to change log and release notes + some edits]Additions:
**Note**: Everything you need to be aware of between upgrades of different versions can be found in the [[http://tincan.co.uk/releasenotes release notes]] and [[http://mantis.phplist.com/changelog_page.php change log]].
If you are in doubt whether new phplist features are compatible with your specific server setup, it is recommended to use a separate test installation of phplist and run some tests, prior to actually upgrading your production install.
- [[http://docs.phplist.com/SystemRequirements System requirements]]
- [[http://tincan.co.uk/releasenotes Release notes]]
- [[http://mantis.phplist.com/changelog_page.php Change log]]
If you are in doubt whether new phplist features are compatible with your specific server setup, it is recommended to use a separate test installation of phplist and run some tests, prior to actually upgrading your production install.
- [[http://docs.phplist.com/SystemRequirements System requirements]]
- [[http://tincan.co.uk/releasenotes Release notes]]
- [[http://mantis.phplist.com/changelog_page.php Change log]]
Deletions:
Additions:
==Related topics:==
Deletions:
Additions:
~1)If you're using phpMyAdmin you can follow these steps to [[BackupDatabase make a full backup of your database]]:
~1)Copy your old configured files to a safe place.
~~~- lists/config/config.php
~~~- lists/texts/english.inc, or any other language.inc file if you have customized these
~~~- any plugins you may have been using
~If you want to be on the safe side, we recommend you download the contents of the PHPList directory from your webserver to your harddisk. Should things go wrong, you can simply restore these files to the server.
~1)Now you can delete your old PHPlist installation and replace it with the new version
~1)Copy your old configured files to a safe place.
~~~- lists/config/config.php
~~~- lists/texts/english.inc, or any other language.inc file if you have customized these
~~~- any plugins you may have been using
~If you want to be on the safe side, we recommend you download the contents of the PHPList directory from your webserver to your harddisk. Should things go wrong, you can simply restore these files to the server.
~1)Now you can delete your old PHPlist installation and replace it with the new version
Deletions:
~1)Copy your old configured files to some safe place.
~~~lists/config/config.php
~~~possibly lists/texts/english.inc or any other language.inc if you have edited it
~Optionally, if you want to play really safe, download the contents of the PHPList directory from your webserver onto your harddisk. Should things get really screwed up, you can rollback to these files.
~1)Now you can delete everything online and replace it with the new version of PHPList
Additions:
==See also:==
- [[PhpListInstallation Installing phplist]]
- [[PhpListConfiguration Configuring phplist]]
- [[PhpListInstallation Installing phplist]]
- [[PhpListConfiguration Configuring phplist]]
Deletions:
Please see: [[PhpListConfiguration Configuring phplist]]
==phplist installation==
Please see: [[PhpListInstallation Installing phplist]]
Additions:
~1)BACKUP your old config.php file, or optionally backup your whole PHPlist so you can rollback if something would go wrong.
~1)Replace your old PHPlist with the new version.
~Optionally, if you want to play really safe, download the contents of the PHPList directory from your webserver onto your harddisk. Should things get really screwed up, you can rollback to these files.
~1)Now you can delete everything online and replace it with the new version of PHPList
~~-Download the latest PHPList release marked as stable from the [[http://www.phplist.com/download Phplist website]]
~~-The file is a either a .zip or .tar.gz archive, which means you need to unpack it with a program like Winzip, 7zip or Winrar. Make sure you let it re-create (sub)directories.
~~-Delete all from your online PHPList folder (make sure you stored your config file, and your customized english.inc or language.inc files).
~~-Upload the contents of the PHPList directory into your online PHPList folder.
~1)Then adapt your config.php file. You could overwrite the config file with the config file you stored earlier, but I strongly recommend to use the new config.php file and re-adapt it to your situation by using your old config file, because new features may have have been added.
~1)Finally go to your PHPList admin and login. You'll be notified that your database is out of date. Just click on the upgrade link in the 'System Functions' block.
Your PHPList is now upgraded.
Everything you need to be aware of between upgrades of different versions can be found in the NEWS file contained in the phplist archive. Please read this file, to make sure you know everything there is to know when you upgrade.
~1)Replace your old PHPlist with the new version.
~Optionally, if you want to play really safe, download the contents of the PHPList directory from your webserver onto your harddisk. Should things get really screwed up, you can rollback to these files.
~1)Now you can delete everything online and replace it with the new version of PHPList
~~-Download the latest PHPList release marked as stable from the [[http://www.phplist.com/download Phplist website]]
~~-The file is a either a .zip or .tar.gz archive, which means you need to unpack it with a program like Winzip, 7zip or Winrar. Make sure you let it re-create (sub)directories.
~~-Delete all from your online PHPList folder (make sure you stored your config file, and your customized english.inc or language.inc files).
~~-Upload the contents of the PHPList directory into your online PHPList folder.
~1)Then adapt your config.php file. You could overwrite the config file with the config file you stored earlier, but I strongly recommend to use the new config.php file and re-adapt it to your situation by using your old config file, because new features may have have been added.
~1)Finally go to your PHPList admin and login. You'll be notified that your database is out of date. Just click on the upgrade link in the 'System Functions' block.
Your PHPList is now upgraded.
Everything you need to be aware of between upgrades of different versions can be found in the NEWS file contained in the phplist archive. Please read this file, to make sure you know everything there is to know when you upgrade.
Deletions:
~1)Replace your old phplist with the new version.
~Optionaly, if you want to play really safe, download the contents of the phplist directory from your webserver onto your harddisk. Should thing get really screwed up, you can rollback to these files.
~1)Now you can delete everything online and recplace it with the new version of PHPList
~~-Download the latest version of Phplist from the [[http://tincan.co.uk/?lid=301 Phplist website]] marked as stable.
~~-The file is a *.tar.gz file, which means that it is a packed file which you need to unpack. Windows users can use a program like Winzip, 7zip or Winrar for this. Make sure you let it re-create (sub) directories.
~~-Delete all from your online PHPList folder (make sure you stored your config file)
~~-Upload the contents of the phplist directory into your online phplist folder.
~1)Then adapt your config file. You could overwrite the config file with the config file you stored earlier, but I recommand to use the new config file and re-adapt it to your situation by using your old config file, because new features can have been added.
~1)Finally go to your phplist admin and login. You'll be notified that your database is out of date. Just click on the upgrade link in the 'System Functions' block.
Your phplist is now upgraded.
All things to be aware of between upgrades of different versions can be found in the NEWS file contained in the phplist archive. Please read this file, to make sure you know everything there is to know when you upgrade.
Revision [610]
Edited on 2006-07-17 16:33:25 by HernoLAdditions:
[[PhplistDocumentation phplist Documentation]]
====Upgrading phplist====
Upgrading phplist in a few steps:
~1)BACKUP your old config file, or optionaly your whole phplist so you can rollback if something horribly goes wrong. I personally never needed a rollback though.
~1)Replace your old phplist with the new version.
~Optionaly, if you want to play really safe, download the contents of the phplist directory from your webserver onto your harddisk. Should thing get really screwed up, you can rollback to these files.
~~-Upload the contents of the phplist directory into your online phplist folder.
~1)Finally go to your phplist admin and login. You'll be notified that your database is out of date. Just click on the upgrade link in the 'System Functions' block.
Your phplist is now upgraded.
All things to be aware of between upgrades of different versions can be found in the NEWS file contained in the phplist archive. Please read this file, to make sure you know everything there is to know when you upgrade.
Please see: [[PhpListConfiguration Configuring phplist]]
==phplist installation==
Please see: [[PhpListInstallation Installing phplist]]
====Upgrading phplist====
Upgrading phplist in a few steps:
~1)BACKUP your old config file, or optionaly your whole phplist so you can rollback if something horribly goes wrong. I personally never needed a rollback though.
~1)Replace your old phplist with the new version.
~Optionaly, if you want to play really safe, download the contents of the phplist directory from your webserver onto your harddisk. Should thing get really screwed up, you can rollback to these files.
~~-Upload the contents of the phplist directory into your online phplist folder.
~1)Finally go to your phplist admin and login. You'll be notified that your database is out of date. Just click on the upgrade link in the 'System Functions' block.
Your phplist is now upgraded.
All things to be aware of between upgrades of different versions can be found in the NEWS file contained in the phplist archive. Please read this file, to make sure you know everything there is to know when you upgrade.
Please see: [[PhpListConfiguration Configuring phplist]]
==phplist installation==
Please see: [[PhpListInstallation Installing phplist]]
Deletions:
====Upgrading Phplist====
Upgrading Phplist in a few steps:
~1)BACKUP your old config file, or optionaly your whole PHPList so you can rollback if something horribly goes wrong. I personally never needed a rollback though.
~1)Replace your old PHPList with the new version.
~Optionaly, if you want to play really safe, download the contents of the Phplist directory from your webserver onto your harddisk. Should thing get really screwed up, you can rollback to these files.
~~-Upload the contents of the Phplist directory into your online PHPList folder.
~1)Finally go to your PHPList admin and login. You'll be notified that your database is out of date. Just click on the upgrade link in the 'System Functions' block.
Your PHPList is now upgraded.
All things to be aware of between upgrades of different versions can be found in the NEWS file contained in the PHPList archive. Please read this file, to make sure you know everything there is to know when you upgrade.
Please see: [[PhpListConfiguration Configuring Phplist]]
==PHPList installation==
Please see: [[PhpListInstallation Installing Phplist]]
Revision [413]
Edited on 2005-11-08 16:43:53 by SauL11Additions:
All things to be aware of between upgrades of different versions can be found in the NEWS file contained in the PHPList archive. Please read this file, to make sure you know everything there is to know when you upgrade.
Revision [411]
Edited on 2005-11-08 16:31:45 by SauL11Additions:
Your PHPList is now upgraded.
==Config file==
Please see: [[PhpListConfiguration Configuring Phplist]]
==PHPList installation==
Please see: [[PhpListInstallation Installing Phplist]]
==Config file==
Please see: [[PhpListConfiguration Configuring Phplist]]
==PHPList installation==
Please see: [[PhpListInstallation Installing Phplist]]
Revision [410]
Edited on 2005-11-08 16:27:53 by SauL11Additions:
~~~lists/config/config.php
~~~possibly lists/texts/english.inc or any other language.inc if you have edited it
~~~possibly lists/texts/english.inc or any other language.inc if you have edited it
Deletions:
~~possibly lists/texts/english.inc or any other language.inc if you have edited it
Revision [409]
Edited on 2005-11-08 16:25:58 by SauL11Additions:
~~lists/config/config.php
~~possibly lists/texts/english.inc or any other language.inc if you have edited it
~Optionaly, if you want to play really safe, download the contents of the Phplist directory from your webserver onto your harddisk. Should thing get really screwed up, you can rollback to these files.
~~-Delete all from your online PHPList folder (make sure you stored your config file)
~1)Finally go to your PHPList admin and login. You'll be notified that your database is out of date. Just click on the upgrade link in the 'System Functions' block.
~~possibly lists/texts/english.inc or any other language.inc if you have edited it
~Optionaly, if you want to play really safe, download the contents of the Phplist directory from your webserver onto your harddisk. Should thing get really screwed up, you can rollback to these files.
~~-Delete all from your online PHPList folder (make sure you stored your config file)
~1)Finally go to your PHPList admin and login. You'll be notified that your database is out of date. Just click on the upgrade link in the 'System Functions' block.
Deletions:
~~~possibly lists/texts/english.inc or any other language.inc if you have edited it
~~Optionaly, if you want to play really safe, download the contents of the Phplist directory from your webserver onto your harddisk. Should thing get really screwed up, you can rollback to these files.
~~-Delete all from you online PHPList folder (make sure you stored your config file)
~1)Finally go to your PHPList admin and login. You'll be notified that your database is out of date. Click on the upgrade link in the 'System Functions' block.
