Dear list: I don´t have experience installing and uninstalling applications as freeradius from source code. I´d like to upgrade my freeradius version from 1.1.1 to 1.1.2, however I don´t know what steps have I to do. I´ll be very grateful with your guide becauase I have fear to erase some files or damage my actual installation. Thank you. Edu.
elimachi@entelsa.entelnet.bo wrote:
I don't have experience installing and uninstalling applications as freeradius from source code. I=B4d like to upgrade my freeradius version from 1.1.1 to 1.1.2, however I don=B4t know what steps have I to do.
$ ./configure ... $ make $ make install
I'll be very grateful with your guide becauase I have fear to erase some files or damage my actual installation.
The "make install" stage doesn't change any of the configuration files you have. This is a deliberate choice. I've used software that destroyed configuration files on upgrade. Once. Alan DeKok.
Hi,
elimachi@entelsa.entelnet.bo wrote:
I don't have experience installing and uninstalling applications as freeradius from source code. I=B4d like to upgrade my freeradius version from 1.1.1 to 1.1.2, however I don=B4t know what steps have I to do.
$ ./configure ... $ make $ make install
could I just add that you SHOULD have your old 1.1.1 source directory to hand - or at least a backup of it, the reason? you can view your config.status file from that directory which will tell you EXACTLY how the last version was ./configure'd - make sure the ./configure command is exactly the same. the 'make install' will not touch config files which are in place. HOWEVER this does mean that new options are not commented within the configs etc and you must view the new config files to see new options and how to call them. alan
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A.L.M.Buxey＠lboro.ac.uk -
Alan DeKok -
elimachi＠entelsa.entelnet.bo -
Krämer Armin