Would like to upgrade from .9 to latest build; what is recommended upgrade procedure? I have successfully built a new server (on another box) but can find no docs outlining upgrade procedure, especially such a large step. Is it possible to upgrade, or do I build a build another server on the same box? -- Regards, Andrew Long Network Support Specialist EscapeWire Solutions, LLC 617 Dingens Street Buffalo, NY 14206 Office: (716) 893-4984 Mobile: (716) 830-5169 Fax: (716) 891-4288 Web: http://www.escapewire.com E-mail: along@escapewire.com
Andrew Long wrote:
Would like to upgrade from .9 to latest build; what is recommended upgrade procedure? I have successfully built a new server (on another box) but can find no docs outlining upgrade procedure, especially such a large step. Is it possible to upgrade, or do I build a build another server on the same box?
I would suggest installing the latest version separately, and then migrating the configuration by hand. Most of it *should* work, but there are some differences. Alan DeKok. -- http://deployingradius.com - The web site of the book http://deployingradius.com/blog/ - The blog
Would like to upgrade from .9 to latest build; what is recommended upgrade procedure? I have successfully built a new server (on another box) but can find no docs outlining upgrade procedure, especially such a large step. Is it possible to upgrade, or do I build a build another server on the same box?
Andrew
I would suggest installing the latest version separately, and then migrating the configuration by hand. Most of it *should* work, but there are some differences.
-Alan Dekok Can you tell me what options I should change in the compile to be sure nothing interferes with the running server - will it be just the install paths, or is there more? -Andrew Long
Andrew Long wrote:
Can you tell me what options I should change in the compile to be sure nothing interferes with the running server - will it be just the install paths, or is there more?
$ ./configure --prefix=... Will install it into a directory that you name, which can be different than the old one. e.g. /opt/freeradius-1.1.3/ Alan DeKok. -- http://deployingradius.com - The web site of the book http://deployingradius.com/blog/ - The blog
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