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update for CORE 4.0

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ahrenholz 2010-08-13 21:52:49 +00:00
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@ -7,6 +7,10 @@ Other CORE settings are saved in `/etc/core/plugins.conf` and `/etc/core/servers
Be sure to save any configuration files you may have saved from the system-wide directory `/usr/local/lib/core/configs`. Starting with version 3.4, CORE uses a default configuration file path of `/etc/core/configs` (`/usr/local/etc/core/configs` on FreeBSD). Be sure to save any configuration files you may have saved from the system-wide directory `/usr/local/lib/core/configs`. Starting with version 3.4, CORE uses a default configuration file path of `/etc/core/configs` (`/usr/local/etc/core/configs` on FreeBSD).
= Linux upgrade =
Use the Synaptic/dpkg (Ubuntu) or yum/rpm (Fedora) package managers to uninstall the old packages and install the new ones.
= FreeBSD upgrade = = FreeBSD upgrade =
Use the `pkg_add` and `pkg_remove` FreeBSD utilities to remove the old CORE packages and install the new ones. Use the `pkg_add` and `pkg_remove` FreeBSD utilities to remove the old CORE packages and install the new ones.
@ -39,8 +43,8 @@ pkg_add quagga-manetmdr-0.99.9_5.tbz
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# Reboot to the new kernel, and you are ready to start using the new version of CORE. # Reboot to the new kernel, and you are ready to start using the new version of CORE.
= Linux upgrade = = OpenVZ upgrade =
Use the RPM package manager to uninstall the old packages and install the ones. Use the RPM package manager to uninstall the old packages and install the new ones.
# Save any configuration files you may have. Note that installing a new core-root package will cause any changes to your old core-root to be lost (for example, if you installed new programs in the root image). # Save any configuration files you may have. Note that installing a new core-root package will cause any changes to your old core-root to be lost (for example, if you installed new programs in the root image).
# List which CORE packages you have installed: # List which CORE packages you have installed:
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