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This page is intended to provide guidance for those upgrading between versions of EPrints 3.4. (e.g. 3.4.1 to 3.4.2).  This is generally intended for those upgrading using source tarballs available on [https://files.eprints.org/ files.eprints.org] or upgrading tagged release from [https://github.com/eprints/eprints3.4/ EPrints 3.4 GitHub repository].  However, if you are upgrading through EPrints [http://deb.eprints.org/3.4 Deb] or [http://rpm.eprints.org/eprints3.4 RPM] package repostories and you experience issues this page should also contain helpful advice.
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== General Advice ==
 
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If you are running EPrints as a virtual machine, then it is worthwhile taking a snapshot that your could revert back to this in the event of an unsuccessful upgrade. Otherwise, you should take the following backups before starting an upgrade:
 
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; The EPrints database
 
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: This will likely have the same name as the archive.
 
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; The documents directory
 
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: This is the ''documents'' directory, directly under the archive's directory.
 
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; The Xapian index
 
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: This is in the ''var'' directory of the archive under the directory named or starting ''xapian''.
 
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; Your EPrints archive
 
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: All the directories and any files in your archive (i.e. ''<EPRINTS_PATH>/archives/<ARCHIVE_NAME>/''), '''except''': ''documents'' (see above), ''html'' and ''var'' (except ''xapian'', see above). If you have multiple archives be sure to backup each one.
 
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; The current EPrints codebase
 
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: In case any changes have been made to this.  These may be needed if you have to rollback an upgrade or also apply these changes if they are needed in the upgraded version of EPrints.  All directories in the EPrints path (e.g. /opt/eprints3/ or /usr/share/eprints/) should be backed up '''except''': ''archives'' (see above), ''debian'', ''license'', ''pod'', ''testdata'', ''tests'',''tmp'' and ''var''.  No files in the top level EPrints path directory need to be backed up.
 
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== Upgrade Schedules ==
 
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=== From a source tarball ===
 
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=== From GitHub release ===
 
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=== From Linux package repository ===
 

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