[ZendTo] Re: upgrage

[Marlon R Deerr]

How do can you tell exactly what version of Zendto you have installed
because I just attempted an upgrade but it would appear as though there
was nothing to upgrade. I know for a fact I haven't performed an upgrade
to v4.10 so there should be something to upgrade to...correct?  I first
ran "apt-get upgrade" and some components were upgraded but it did not
reference upgrading zendto. After that successfully completed, I ran
"apt-get upgrade zendto"  to see if this would upgrade zendto - this
also did not upgrade anything. What I got is listed below. Any reason
why it didn't upgrade and how can I actually tell what version I
currently have installed?  I know I can referece the Version number
listed at the login screen next to the  look at Copyright blurb but my
understanding is that this reference doesn't change when you upgrade
manually yourself...you have to manually change that.

 

This is what I got after running "apt-get upgrade zendto"

 

The following packages have been kept back:

landscape-common

0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 1 not upgraded.

 

 

 

From: zendto-bounces at zend.to [mailto:zendto-bounces at zend.to] On Behalf
Of Jules
Sent: May-24-12 12:24 PM
To: ZendTo Users
Subject: [ZendTo] Re: upgrage

 

Look in /opt/zendto/config and make sure you have a preferences.php file
there with the new options in it. Ubuntu isn't as good as CentOS at
giving you both your original file and the new template to work from.

At least you will need to change the version number, it's written into
the config file so you can use your own version numbering system if you
need to.

On 24/05/2012 16:17, Bill Swisher wrote: 

I have used the apt-get upgrade zendto but after restarting the footer
on my Zendto server still says 4.0.6.  What next? 




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