miko09 a écrit :

Je ne comprends pas bien ce que l'on doit faire pour une mise à jour de postnuke 0.762 vers 0.763.

• Sauvegarder les fichiers et la base de données.
  
• Se connecter à son site en tant qu'administrateur et vérifier que ces modules soient bien actifs car la mise à jours vers la version 0.763 va les mettre à jours :
  AddStory (NS-AddStory)
  Admin (or NS-Admin)
  Admin_Messages (or NS-Admin_Messages)
  Blocks
  Censor
  Groups (or NS-Groups)
  Header_Footer
  legal
  LostPassword (or NS-LostPassword)
  Mailer
  Multisites (or NS-Multisites)
  NewUser (or NS-NewUser)
  Permissions
  pnRender
  Search
  Settings (or NS-Settings)
  Submit_News
  User (or NS-User)
  Xanthia
  Your_Account (or NS-Your_Account)
  
• Mettre comme thème par défaut et pour les utilisateurs : ExtraLite
  
• Supprimer le contenu des dossiers compile et cache du dossier pnTemp
  
• Accéder au fichier upgrade.php et insérer son login et mot de passe puis faire la mise à jours. Supprimer le fichier upgrade.php, install.php et le dossier install
  

Citation :

Upgrade
=======

The simple upgrade script allows you to quickly upgrade any previous PostNuke
installation (version 0.71 or later) to 0.763. In addition, you can upgrade from
other CMS packages.


1) Before doing anything else, BACK UP YOUR DATABASE AND FILES. This cannot be
stressed enough. If there is a problem with your upgrade procedure, or if the process
is only partly completed, the best solution is often to restore your original site
and try again. Without a backup, this isn't possible.

*IMPORTANT WARNING* DO NOT ATTEMPT TO START THE UPGRADE PROCESS UNTIL YOU HAVE
COMPLETED STEPS 2) AND 3) BELOW!!!!!

2) Log in to your site using your administrator user name and password.
Make sure that all the modules listed below are initialized, and that they are active.
state. This step is vital when upgrading to 0.763, because a number of core
modules (notably Admin, Blocks and Modules) will be upgraded in this release, and must
be initialized and active for the upgrade process to be successful. These modules
are as follows:

AddStory (NS-AddStory)
Admin (or NS-Admin)
Admin_Messages (or NS-Admin_Messages)
Blocks
Censor
Groups (or NS-Groups)
Header_Footer
legal
LostPassword (or NS-LostPassword)
Mailer
Multisites (or NS-Multisites)
NewUser (or NS-NewUser)
Permissions
pnRender
Search
Settings (or NS-Settings)
Submit_News
User (or NS-User)
Xanthia
Your_Account (or NS-Your_Account)

3) Ensure that your default site theme and the theme selected for your site
administrator (if you have allowed users to choose their own theme) are set to
ExtraLite. The Xanthia module is upgraded in this build, and it is necessary for
your site to be using a non-Xanthia theme beforehand: if not, you will have problems
accessing your site afterwards. ExtraLite is the only non-Xanthia theme included
in the PostNuke distribution. (Note: if you DO fail to do this, the PostNuke Swiss
Army Knife [PSAK] tool can be used to restore your site to a visitable condition.)

4) Take a copy of your config.php file and store it somewhere safe;
you'll need it in step 7.

5) If you're upgrading from an earlier release containing the Xanthia and pnRender
modules, ensure that all cache and compile directories in pnTemp are emptied.

6) If you haven't already done so, BACKUP your old files and database to a
secure location. Remove ALL of the files in your existing PostNuke distribution.
ALL of them. Put your new distribution in its place.
If you had 3rd party modules and/or blocks installed, copy them from your backup
into your new installation NOW, *before* continuing the upgrade process.

7) Take the config.php file that you saved in step 4, and copy
it to the PostNuke base directory (the directory in which the config.php and
config-old.php files are located). It will be used in the upgrade process

Also during this step 7), make sure you set permissions for the config-old.php
and config.php files to 777 or 666, depending on your system.

This is necessary in order to allow PHP to update these files. Once the installation
process has been completed, change the permissions back to 644.

8) If you are upgrading from a PostNuke version earlier than 0.750, there are also
several new entries that need to be added to your config.php file.
Add the following entries, just below $pnconfig['encoded']

$pnconfig['dbtabletype'] = 'MyISAM';
$pnconfig['pconnect'] = '0';
$pnconfig['temp'] = 'pnTemp';

Now, add the following entry, just below $pndebug['debug_sql'] = 0;

$pndebug['pagerendertime'] = 0;

9) The next step to follow depends on the version you are upgrading from. If your
current PostNuke version is earlier than 0.723, proceed with step 10.
Otherwise, skip to step 11.

10) *IMPORTANT* THE STEP BELOW IS ONLY TO BE FOLLOWED IF UPGRADING FROM A VERSION
EARLIER THAN 0.723

Run install.php from your browser, to start the installation process. The exact URL
depends on your site; for example:

http://www.example.com/sampledir/install.php

Follow the instructions given by the installation script and, when prompted to choose
between either a new installation or an upgrade, select 'Upgrade'. Then choose the version
of PostNuke (or other CMS) that you are currently using. The rest of the procedure
should be automatic.

11) Now invoke upgrade.php from your browser, as an example:

http://www.example.com/sampledir/upgrade.php

You will need to enter a user name and password for a user with site administrator rights.
The upgrade script will then perform the upgrade for you. Once the process is finished,
you can click on the link to visit your now-upgraded site.

Remove install.php, remove the 'install' directory and remove upgrade.php from your
web site's base directory, as these files are no longer required by PostNuke but will
create a security risk if left in place.

11) The new Admin module allows you to categorize modules.
During an upgrade, categories are created but are not populated. So all modules
will be placed in the 3rd-party category. Modify the configuration of the Admin module,
and add each module to a category you feel is suitable.
In the Admin module's configuration panel, you can also define new categories and
remove unwanted categories.

12) If you want to use a Xanthia theme and enable short URLs for your site, then
your web site's .htaccess file will need to be updated so that it contains the simplified
URLs in this release.
We have provided .htaccess files for the various short URL schemes in the directory
/modules/Xanthia/pndocs/short_urls. If you made any changes to the .htaccess file you
were using with your existing PostNuke installation, then you will need to merge those
changes into the new file we have provided.