Changes between Version 4 and Version 5 of support-team/wheezy-upgrade-tech-notes
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- Mar 1, 2014, 9:02:26 PM (11 years ago)
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v4 v5 11 11 we move from PHP 5.3 (which is [http://php.net/archive/2013.php#id2013-07-11-1 approaching end of life]) to PHP 5.4 12 12 13 == phpmyadmin and php5_cgi == 14 We encountered weirdness with phpmyadmin during the upgrade to rose. 13 == configuration files to keep == 15 14 16 A fter the upgrade phpmyadmin failed to load with the error:15 Almost all configuration files will use the package maintainers version. Here is the short list of things not to modify or that need special attention: 17 16 18 `navigation.php< not found on the server.` 17 === /etc/mysql/my.cnf === 19 18 20 Apparently the apache module php5_cgi created this problem as 21 dis-enabling it fixed the error. However, we're not sure why the 22 module got loaded. We'll need to pay attention to this issue on 23 future upgrades, though that module does not seem to be loaded on 24 other moshes. 19 Be sure to use the package maintainer version ''but'' hit "D" to see the differences and add any changes that we have added to /etc/mysql/conf.d/`hostname`.cnf 25 20 26 We also needed to rebuild the phpmyadmin control database. This was27 done using the info from `/etc/phpmyadmin/config-db.php`. It's not clear28 why, but the old phpmyadmin control database did not transfer to the29 upgraded version of the system. Likely due to choices made during the30 [DebianPackage:phpmyadmin] reconfiguration.31 32 == configuration files to keep ==33 Almost all configuration files will use the package maintainers version. Here is the short list of things not to modify:34 21 === `/etc/cron.d/awstats` === 35 22 Keep the currently installed version, we do not actually want awstats to install a cronjob since we manage this cronjob separately. … … 70 57 }}} 71 58 59 == phpmyadmin and php5_cgi == 60 61 We encountered weirdness with phpmyadmin during the upgrade to rose. 62 63 After the upgrade phpmyadmin failed to load with the error: 64 65 `navigation.php< not found on the server.` 66 67 Apparently the apache module php5_cgi created this problem as 68 dis-enabling it fixed the error. However, we're not sure why the 69 module got loaded. We'll need to pay attention to this issue on 70 future upgrades, though that module does not seem to be loaded on 71 other moshes. 72 73 We also needed to rebuild the phpmyadmin control database. This was 74 done using the info from `/etc/phpmyadmin/config-db.php`. It's not clear 75 why, but the old phpmyadmin control database did not transfer to the 76 upgraded version of the system. Likely due to choices made during the 77 [DebianPackage:phpmyadmin] reconfiguration. 78