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Find the version you currently have installed from the list below (where it
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says "from _version_") and work your way up. For an example, to go from
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0.7.2 to 0.7.5, you need to upgrade to 0.7.3, then upgrade to 0.7.5.
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No backend changes, no config changes
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No backend changes, no changes in config options.
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Fresh reinstall recommended. If using MySQL backend, apply all incremental SQL updates in the MySQL folder.
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No backend changes, no changes in config options.
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No backend changes. No changes to conf files, except for $USE_COOKIES in conf/login.inc which is on by default (was off). Please see conf/login.inc for more details.
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No backend changes. A few new directives have been added to conf/conf.inc and conf/login.inc.
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No major changes. A few new directives have been added to conf/conf.inc.
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Version 0.8 is still in development. It is recommended that you NOT UPGRADE and simply setup a separate installation for testing.
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No changes necessary to configuration or backend.
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Update MySQL backend using "MySQL/0.7.9.sql". No changes for file-based backend.
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Due to changes, it is recommended that configuration files NOT be copied, but reconfigured using the files included with the distribution.
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A couple of new optional directives have been added to conf/mysqlrc.inc and
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conf/conf.inc. Config files may be copied, and no changes are required to the
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A few new options have been added to conf/login.inc, all other conf files
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may be copied over directly. No changes required to backend.
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A few new settings have been added to conf/conf.inc. It is recommended
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that you do NOT over write this file, but install the new version and
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modify the settings manually.
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If you are using a MySQL backend, upgrade your webmail database using the
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SQL file MySQL/0.7.6.sql.
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$mysql -u user -p webmail < MySQL/0.7.6.sql
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A few new settings have been added to conf/conf.inc. It is recommended
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that you do NOT over write this file, but install the new version and
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modify the settings manually.
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If you are using a MySQL backend, upgrade your webmail database using the
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SQL file in MySQL/0.7.5.sql.
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$mysql -u user -p webmail < MySQL/0.7.5.sql
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If IlohaMail is working in your environment, you DO NOT need this
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If you received errors related '../lang' in the login page, simply swap the
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"IlohaMail/include/super2global.inc" file with the new one.
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No changes needed in backend (file or MySQL).
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You may copy configuration files over to new installation.
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0.7.3 includes some features and improvements that require changes to the
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configuration and backend structure. A "clean" re-install and
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configuration is recommended, and this document will walk you through some
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of the relevant changes.
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There are some new configuration options, as well as changes from previous
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versions. Namely, conf/defaults.inc has been moved to conf/conf.inc, and
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conf/hosts.inc has been moved to login.inc. There are some new
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configuration options in both new files (conf.inc, login.inc) so make sure
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you take a look at those as well.
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In addition to the "upload" folder, a "cache" folder must be created at the
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same level as "source", "include", etc, if you wish to enable POP3 caching.
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POP3 caching will save network bandwidth and improve speed, however, POP3
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functionality will work fine without it. If the "cache" folder does not
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exist, caching will be disabled.
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A new log feature has been added to monitor login/logout activity. This
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might be useful to detect unauthorized login attempts, and will log the
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user's IP as well as time. This feature supports both file and db based
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backends. See conf/conf.inc for configuration information. This feature
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is disabled by default.
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The conf/mysqlrc.inc file is more or less unchanged, however, a new
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optional table for logging user activity has been added. To add this table
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to an exising database, run the mysql/0.7.3.sql file as such:
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$mysql -u user -p dbname < mysql/0.7.3.sql
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