Upgrading ipbx
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Once the update has been completed run ipbx-config and select option 6) to upgrade the database. Some updates will not include a database upgrade, but it is always advised to run the database upgrade to make sure any changes have been applied. | Once the update has been completed run ipbx-config and select option 6) to upgrade the database. Some updates will not include a database upgrade, but it is always advised to run the database upgrade to make sure any changes have been applied. | ||
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Revision as of 00:18, 19 December 2008
Free ipbx updates are provided to all registered and licensed customers. Contact [email protected] if can't access the repositories.
Upgrades of ipbx should be performed during off hours, but will usually not affect any ongoing voice traffic.
Upgrading via Web Interface
Go to Advanced Setup → Maintenance and click on check for updates - if an update is available, you can select install update to perform the upgrade. Depending on your connection speed, the upgrade can take up to 5 minutes.
Upgrading via Command Line
To upgrade via command line, log into your system as root and enter:
[root@ipbx ~]# yum update ipbx -y
Once the update has been completed run ipbx-config and select option 6) to upgrade the database. Some updates will not include a database upgrade, but it is always advised to run the database upgrade to make sure any changes have been applied.
Change Log
See ipbx Change Log
