How to upgrade Zine
When I initially installed Zine, I used the latest version, 0.1.1. There was a bug in it where you couldn't get a feed for a tag However when 0.1.2 was released, it fixed this bug, so I needed to upgrade Zine.
I am using Zine through WSGI. I had configured it to be installed in /usr/local/, i.e. I had installed it with
In order to upgrade, I did something similar.
Before installing the new version, I uninstalled the old version. I'm not sure if this is required, I just did it out of habit. In order to do this you need to keep the old Zine-0.1.1 directory around. i.e. don't delete that directory after installing.
I'm not sure what that error message is, however I was able to upgrade successfully.
Then you need to install the new version.
You then need to restart apache.
After that you should be using the latest version of Zine. You can check the version installed from the Admin page, through the System -> Information page.
$ unzip Zine-0.1.1.zip $ cd Zine-0.1.1 $ ./configure --prefix=/usr/local/ Generated Makefile type "make install" to install Zine $ sudo make install Installing to /usr/local Using /usr/bin/python All done.
$ wget http://zine.pocoo.org/releases/Zine-0.1.2.zip $ unzip Zine-0.1.2.zip $ cd Zine-0.1.2 $ ./configure --prefix=/usr/local/ Generated Makefile type "make install" to install Zine
$ cd ../Zine-0.1.1 $ sudo make uninstall [: 7: ==: unexpected operator Uninstalling Zine from /usr/local All done.
$ cd ../Zine-0.1.2 $ sudo make install Installing to /usr/local Using /usr/bin/python All done.
$ sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart * Restarting web server [ OK ]
"make install" works for upgrading as well, you don't have to explicitly uninstall the old one.
Comment by Armin Ronacher — Jan 14, 2009 2:55:33 PM | # - re
Yeah I wasn't sure about the "make uninstall" step. I did it out of habit, so I included it in this guide.
Comment by rory — Jan 14, 2009 6:20:31 PM | # - re
thanx
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