2005-11-16
Jason Schoonover

Unnoc config file upgrader

New to unnoc 1.0.4, A config file upgrade script is now included that
will re-write your config file for you to STDOUT.  This makes upgrading
much, much easier because you don't have to worry about adding in the
new variables or anything, you simply just run the file and then run
through the new file to make sure that everything looks good.

The script is located in the upgrade/ directory of the install tarball,
the syntax is as follows:

	./upgrade-script.pl /current/webroot /install/tarball/directory

So, for example, if you are upgrading your existing unnoc install 
directory /var/www/unnoc and the tarball is located in
~/unnoc/unnoc-1.0.4, then the syntax would be:

	./upgrade-script.pl /var/www/unnoc ~/unnoc/unnoc-1.0.4/

It will write the new config file to STDOUT, so you can redirect it,
then edit it and take a look and make sure that everything looks good,
then copy it over your old config file and you're done.

One thing to note is that if you've commented out any variables, then
they will get overwritten with the default variable.  





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