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./install-and-update.sh myrelease.zip |
Caution: It is important to always run the installer with the rights of your webserver. So in a typical Ubuntu setup a typical update process could look like follows:
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sudo -u www-data ./install-and-update.sh --maintenance 14:00 "Reason for maintenance: Translate5 Update"
wget https://downloads.translate5.net/preconfigured/00000000000000000000000/translate5-x.x.x-your-company.zip #this path is just an example, you get the right path from translate5s development team, if you are not using the public release package |
Now wait until the time for maintenance you did set is reached and then call the following (omit the path to the zip, if you use the public update package - it will be fetched automatically from the web then)
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sudo -u www-data ./install-and-update.sh /home/ubuntu/translate5-x.x.x-your-company.zip
sudo -u www-data ./install-and-update.sh --maintenance off |
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