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ALWAYS back up your fog server to a 1:1 image using some 3rd party software before you go crazy with upgrades / updates. Not to be paranoid, but I've seen issues @ times.
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ALWAYS back up your fog server to a 1:1 image using some 3rd party software before you go crazy with upgrades / updates. Not to be paranoid, but I've seen issues @ times.

 

Well as best practice, its good to take a backup, but ive never had any issues updating FOG since ive been using it...from about version 0.08!

 

Mart

  • 3 weeks later...
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In the installation directory there should be a util folder. In there there's an sh in there called fogupdater.sh Run that and you should be ok. If using Ubuntu you have to sudo run it.

 

At least that's how I do it. Of course back everything up first!

  • 1 year later...
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Ta for that. For future reference, the updater is in /opt/fog-setup/fog_0.31/utils/FOGUpdater/

 

That's on a 0.31 installation, change fog_(version) to whatever you're currently on. If you're behind a proxy you'll probably need to inform wget about it (can't remember the details).

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