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-This HowTo is about how to update an existing openQRM environment to the latest openQRM version on Debian.
+This How-To explains how to update an existing openQRM environment to the latest openQRM version on Debian.
-'''Requirements'''
+=== Requirements ===
-* an existing openQRM Installation
+* Two physical Server - at least 1 GB of Memory
 === Get the openQRM ===
-This howto to update an existing openQRM environment works for the openQRM Community Edition in the same way as for the openQRM Enterprise Edition.
+This How-To to update an existing openQRM environment works for the openQRM Community Edition in the same way as for the openQRM Enterprise Edition.
 The update procedure for openQRM is straight forward.
-Get the openQRM Community Edition at sourceforge.net/projects/openqrm/ or get the openQRM Enterprise Edition from www.openqrm-enterprise.com
+Get the latest version of [https://manage.openqrm-enterprise.com.au/product.php?do=product&pid=135&tab=1 openQRM Community Edition] or [https://manage.openqrm-enterprise.com.au/cart.php?a=add&pid=138 openQRM Enterprise Edition]
 As 'root' change to the ../src directory and run:
-make && make update
+<code>make && make update</code>
+[[File:04.png|none|thumb|390x390px|Run <code>make && make update</code>]]
 The 'make' phase is downloading the new components for the openQRM and preparing the source for an installation or update. The 'make update' phase actually is doing the following actions to update the existing openQRM setup:
-As the first step the update procedure creates a current state-backup as described in our howto about Backup your existing openQRM environment.
+As the first step the update procedure creates a current state-backup as described in our [[Backup your existing openQRM environment|Backup your existing openQRM]] How-To.
-As second setp it creates a 'mirror' directory /usr/share/openqrm_pre_update. This is to compare the contents of all configuration files in a later step.
+At the third step, it actually runs the install action which then overwrites the current /usr/share/openqrm content.
-As the third step it actually runs the install action which then overwrites the current /usr/share/openqrm content.
+At the fourth step, the update procedure checks all configuration files and applies the current configured values to the new installation.
-As the fourth step the update procedure checks all configuration files and applies the current configured values to the new installation.
+At the fifth step, it applies eventually database schema updates.
-As the fivth step it applies eventually database schema updates.
+At last step, it updates the kernel initrd-files (used by network-deployment) and restarts openQRM
-As last step it updates the kernel initrd-files (used by network-deployment) and restarts openQRM
+'''NOTE:'''
 After the update it is required to restart the 'openqrm-client' on all integrated systems!
-Only for the openQRM Enterprise Edition (skip if you are using the openQRM Community Edition)
+'''The following steps are only for openQRM Enterprise Edition (skip if you are using the openQRM Community Edition)'''
 The openQRM Enterprise Edition forwards to the License-Upload.
+[[File:08.png|none|thumb|390x390px|Licence-Upload]]
 Please select the Enterprise Public, Server and eventual Clients License keys and click on submit.
-Please notice!
+'''NOTE:'''
-With openQRM 5.1 the following plugins got merged:
+As of openQRM 5.1, the following plugins got <u>merged</u>:
 citrix + citrix-storage to citrix
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 xen + xen-storage to xen
-The following plugins got re-named:
 lxc-storage to lxc
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 For those plugins the VM configuration directory changed from /var/lib/[plugin-name]-storage to /var/lib/[plugin-name]. e.g. for the KVM-Storage plugin it is required to move the previous VM configuration directory /var/lib/kvm-storage to /var/lib/kvm. For KVM-Storage please run the following command as 'root' to do the directory migration.
-mv /var/lib/kvm-storage /var/lib/kvm
+<code>mv /var/lib/kvm-storage /var/lib/kvm</code>
 The update procedure will not do this automatically since it is recommended to have this directory mounted from a NAS!
-Please notice!
+'''NOTES:'''
-openQRM Project at sourceforge - <nowiki>http://sourceforge.net/projects/openqrm</nowiki>
+If you are using any of the above plugins the safest way to do the update to 5.1 is to stop and remove all appliances and VM resources (just keeping the VM Images), then do the update.
-openQRM Enterprise - <nowiki>http://www.openqrm-enterprise.com</nowiki>
+The 5.1 version provides an easy way to get the Images back into openQRM. Then simply create new VM resources and add new servers with the existing VM Images.
-openQRM at Twitter - <nowiki>https://twitter.com/openQRM</nowiki>
+'''Congratulations!!'''
-openQRM at Facebook - <nowiki>https://www.facebook.com/openQRM</nowiki>
+You have successfully updated openQRM!

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		+	This HowTo is about how to update an existing openQRM environment to the latest openQRM version on Debian.
		+
		+	'''Requirements'''
		+
		+	* an existing openQRM Installation
		+
		+	=== Get the openQRM ===
		+	This howto to update an existing openQRM environment works for the openQRM Community Edition in the same way as for the openQRM Enterprise Edition.
		+
		+	The update procedure for openQRM is straight forward.
		+
		+	Get the openQRM Community Edition at sourceforge.net/projects/openqrm/ or get the openQRM Enterprise Edition from www.openqrm-enterprise.com
		+
		+	As 'root' change to the ../src directory and run:
		+
		+	make && make update
		+
		+	The 'make' phase is downloading the new components for the openQRM and preparing the source for an installation or update. The 'make update' phase actually is doing the following actions to update the existing openQRM setup:
		+
		+	As the first step the update procedure creates a current state-backup as described in our howto about Backup your existing openQRM environment.
		+
		+	As second setp it creates a 'mirror' directory /usr/share/openqrm_pre_update. This is to compare the contents of all configuration files in a later step.
		+
		+	As the third step it actually runs the install action which then overwrites the current /usr/share/openqrm content.
		+
		+	As the fourth step the update procedure checks all configuration files and applies the current configured values to the new installation.
		+
		+	As the fivth step it applies eventually database schema updates.
		+
		+	As last step it updates the kernel initrd-files (used by network-deployment) and restarts openQRM
		+
		+	Please notice!
		+
		+	After the update it is required to restart the 'openqrm-client' on all integrated systems!
		+
		+	Only for the openQRM Enterprise Edition (skip if you are using the openQRM Community Edition)
		+
		+	The openQRM Enterprise Edition forwards to the License-Upload.
		+
		+	Please select the Enterprise Public, Server and eventual Clients License keys and click on submit.
		+
		+	Please notice!
		+
		+	With openQRM 5.1 the following plugins got merged:
		+
		+	citrix + citrix-storage to citrix
		+
		+	kvm + kvm-storage to kvm
		+
		+	xen + xen-storage to xen
		+
		+	The following plugins got re-named:
		+
		+	lxc-storage to lxc
		+
		+	openvz-storage to lxc
		+
		+	For those plugins the VM configuration directory changed from /var/lib/[plugin-name]-storage to /var/lib/[plugin-name]. e.g. for the KVM-Storage plugin it is required to move the previous VM configuration directory /var/lib/kvm-storage to /var/lib/kvm. For KVM-Storage please run the following command as 'root' to do the directory migration.
		+
		+	mv /var/lib/kvm-storage /var/lib/kvm
		+
		+	The update procedure will not do this automatically since it is recommended to have this directory mounted from a NAS!
		+
		+	Please notice!
		+
		+	If you are using any of the above plugins the safest way to do the update to 5.1 is to stop and remove all appliances and VM resources (just keeping the VM Images), then do the update. The 5.1 version provides an easy way to get the Images back into openQRM. Then simply create new VM resources and add new servers with the existing VM Images.
		+
		+	Here a screenshot of the openQRM UI after the successful update to openQRM
		+
		+	Here a screenshot of the version details of the openQRM Setup after updating it to version 5.1
		+
		+	Congratulations!! You have successfully updated openQRM!
		+
		+	=== Links ===
		+	openQRM Community - <nowiki>http://www.openqrm.com</nowiki>
		+
		+	openQRM Project at sourceforge - <nowiki>http://sourceforge.net/projects/openqrm</nowiki>
		+
		+	openQRM Enterprise - <nowiki>http://www.openqrm-enterprise.com</nowiki>
		+
		+	openQRM at Twitter - <nowiki>https://twitter.com/openQRM</nowiki>
		+
		+	openQRM at Facebook - <nowiki>https://www.facebook.com/openQRM</nowiki>

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