Etomite
Manual upgrade to master
branch with Texy!
- SQL script:
ALTER TABLE `etomite_site_content` ADD `texy` mediumtext collate utf8_unicode_ci NOT NULL;
UPDATE etomite_site_content SET texy = content WHERE 1 = 1;
UPDATE etomite_system_settings SET setting_value = 0 WHERE setting_name = 'use_captcha';
- File:
manager\includes\config.inc.php
, add at line 18:$database_server_port = "3308";
Texy! (Texyla, FSHL)
- Texy! (syntax): https://texy.info
- Texyla (editor): https://github.com/janmarek/Texyla/wiki
- FSHL (fast syntax highlighter): https://github.com/kukulich/fshl
History:
- 2017-10-13: Manual merge with
Texyla
branch (support for Texy! 0.6.1, Taxyla, FSHL) - 2017-10-05: Fix:
mysqli_escape_string()
andmysqli_insert_id()
- 2017-06-02: Fix: port for PHP 7 and MySQL 5.7
- 2010-11-29: Fix: PHP 5.3, first release by Matej Kolesár
- 2008-05-10: Last official released version by Ralph A. Dahlgren
PHP 7.1.×
mysql_*
tomysqli_*
(procedural style, add connection),- add port support for mysqli,
- db config for log and cache,
- remove
set_magic_quotes_runtime
for PHP > 5.3
MySQL 5.7
- remove
ENGINE=MyISAM
, date
todatetime
,0000-00-00
->CURRENT_TIMESTAMP
,0000-00-00 00:00:00
->CURRENT_TIMESTAMP
ip
from20
to30
->etomite_active_users
.
Etomite for PHP 7.1.× by Matej Kolesár
Etomite Prelude v1.1 installation and upgrade notes
Modified 2008-05-08 [v1.1] by Ralph Dahlgren
The Etomite Prelude v1.1 code base includes several database modifications which must be performed on any existing installations prior to v1.0 before the installation will perform properly. New installations will automatically include these modifications so no further action will be required after the installation is complete other than editing and saving the site configuration settings as prompted by the installer.
New Installations
IMPORTANT: As of Etomite Prelude v1.1 the code base no longer ships with a manager/includes/config.inc.php file. In order to make upgrades easier the package now contains a placeholder file named manager/includes/config.php which needs to be renamed or copied to manager/includes/config.inc.php and be set to have full read + write permissions before a new installation can be performed.
- Perform backups just in case something goes wrong. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!
- Upload all files to your web server
- Follow the installation procedures described at http://docs.etomite.com/installation.html
- If you don't want to read the instructions simply point your browser to http://your_etomite_server/ and follow the installation instructions. It'll be easier if you follow the instructions mentioned above, however.
- If you have problems you can seek help in the support forums at http://www.etomite.com/forums
Upgrading Previous Releases
IMPORTANT: As of Etomite Prelude v1.1 you no longer have to manually perform any manager/includes/config.inc.php maintenance during upgrades. All that is required is that the existing file have write permissions so the installer can make any required changes.
- Perform backups just in case something goes wrong. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!
- Upload all files to your web server
- Point your browser to http://your_etomite_server/install/
- Select: Upgrade an existing installation
- Read the entire upgrade document before proceeding. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!
- Follow any instructions which pertain to your specific needs based on your previous release
- Make sure you click on the link, "v1_db_patches.php", to perform add database upgrades! YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!
- If you didn't go into your [Etomite manager > Configuration] yet to verify and save your settings, do so now and then perform a [Clear site cache] from the Etomite Main Menu. (There are new settings that should be reviewed and set according to your needs!)
- You should have a fully functional Etomite Prelude v1.1 installation
- If you have problems you can seek help in the support forums at http://www.etomite.com/forums
PLEASE NOTE: When v1_db_patches.php is run it only sets the new chunk and export role permissions for Admin users. If other user roles require chunk or export permissions they must be assigned manually within the [Etomite Manager > Manage Users > Role Management] section.
GOOD LUCK... The Etomite CMS Project Development Team