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[EP-tech] Re: Meprints install via bazaar

Hello,

If meprints was installed by hand before, you'll have to remove it by hand (to switch to the more "package-controlled" way that the bazaar offers).

I think it should be OK to remove most perl files (.pm, .pl) but you probably want to keep the archives/<id>/meprints folder which should contain the user profiles' pictures (if any). In any doubt, back-up the perl files.

Seb.

On 13/03/14 00:04, Eliseo Gatchalian wrote:

Hi,

 

We have an old Meprints installation on our production but we want to update it with the new version.

 

If we are to install Meprints using bazaar, does it overwrite the existing meprints installation and do the updates automatically? Or do we need to remove the current old meprints before installing the latest one via bazaar?

 

Thanks!


 

Ellis Gatchalian
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