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Add a new segment in UPGRADE for 1.2.3 -> 1.2.4
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1 | $Id: UPGRADE 643 2014-06-10 17:49:14Z kdeugau $
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3 | DeepNet DNS Administrator - Upgrade Notes
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4 | =========================================
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6 | 1.2.3 -> 1.2.4
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7 | - A small function was added to allow errorless handling of non-IP values
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8 | where IP values would normally be expected. For Postgres 8.2 and older,
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9 | you will need to connect to the database as a Postgres superuser to run:
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11 | dnsdb=# CREATE LANGUAGE plpgsql;
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13 | so you can run:
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15 | $ psql -U dnsdb dnsdb -h localhost < dns-1.2.3-1.2.4.sql
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17 | as the regular user. Postgresl 8.4 is soon to go EOL, so this should
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18 | not be a big issue.
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20 | The changes are backwards-compatible so if you need to roll back the
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21 | code for some reason you do not need to revert the database changes.
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23 | 1.0 -> 1.2
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24 | - Make sure your NetAddr::IP version is 4.027 or greater. Older versions
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25 | have been found to be missing key methods.
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27 | - FastCGI is now supported for RPC. Install the FCGI module to support
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28 | this, and rename or symlink:
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30 | dns-rpc.fcgi -> dns-rpc.cgi
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32 | - Apply the database upgrade script dns-1.0-1.2.sql:
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34 | $ psql -U dnsdb dnsdb -h localhost <dns-1.0-1.2.sql
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36 | (Change the database name, database user, and hostname as appropriate.)
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37 | Note that the changes are fully backwards-compatible; if for some
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38 | reason you need to roll back to 1.0, it should run without issue against
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39 | the updated database.
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