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Keeping Tiki up to date

Assuming you got Tiki via SVN, you can easily update using:

Files

Upgrade all your files to the latest version on the current branch (or trunk):

Files, directly

svn up

Files, via script

be patient, it works for a while until you get feedback
sh doc/devtools/svnup.sh

This second method will permit to know your SVN revision number. It puts revision number in your site's bottom bar. Look for {$svnrev} in templates/tiki-bot_bar.tpl

This can be on a cron job.

Update perms

sh setup.sh

This can be on a cron job, if you indicate the user & group params

Database

php installer/shell.php

This can be on a cron job, or you can go to tiki-install.php, you'll have the option to click on "automatic database upgrade"

This is easy thanks to Database Schema Upgrade

Also see

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Contributors to this page: Marc Laporte2679 points  .
Page last modified on Wednesday 06 January, 2010 12:58:09 UTC by Marc Laporte2679 points .

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