- Ensure that the latest site backup is intact on the local pc. We will need this backup in case of the need to restore.
- Download and extract a fresh copy of of drupal 5.6 into c:\work\smv\download\drupal5\. This will create a drupal-5.5 directory with the core drupal files extracted.
- Disable (offline) the bluehost original / production site using the Site Maintenance module.
- Upload via ftp the drupal-5.6 directories (all except sites, files) to bluehost /smv/prod/smv. This will overlay the core drupal code with the upgraded version on bluehost.
- Upload via ftp any updated modules/themes under from (C:\work\smv\download\drupal5\modules\) to bluehost /smv/prod/sites/all/modules/. This will put any upgraded modules/themese on bluehost.
- If disabled, login with url ending in /user to display the login screen. Need to login as user/1.
- Run the update.php.
- Enable (online) the updated site using the Site Maintenance module.
Saturday, December 29, 2007
Upgrade Drupal 5.5 to Drupal 5.6
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Friday, December 28, 2007
Upgrade Drupal 5.3 - Drupal 5.5
- Download and extract a fresh copy of of drupal 5.5 into c:\work\smv\download\drupal5\. This will create a drupal-5.5 directory with the core drupal files extracted.
- Locate the daily backup directory i.e. (data\SaintMaryOfVernon\backup\box262.bluehost.com\smv\prod).
- Copy the files directory from the backup directory to drupal-5.5. This will copy the user files.
- Copy the sites directory from the backup directory to drupal-5.5. This will copy the 3rd party modules, and the key configuration file (sites/default/settings.php).
- Upload via ftp the drupal-5.5 directory to bluehost /smv/prod/drupal-5.5.
- Disable (offline) the bluehost original / production site using the Site Maintenance module.
- Rename the existing directory from prod to prod.20071229.
- Rename the new updated directory from drupal-5.5 to prod.
- If disabled, login with url ending in /user to display the login screen.
- Run the update.php.
- Enable (online) the updated site using the Site Maintenance module.
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