Subject | Upgrading Firebird 2.1 -> 2.5 under Ubuntu 10.04 LTS |
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Author | the_new_curiosity_shop |
Post date | 2012-11-03T17:51:34Z |
I would like to upgrade a server that is currently running Firebird 2.1 to Firebird 2.5.0.26074
I have obtained the appropriate package, backed up relevant user databases, and taken a copy of the security2.fdb.
The Firebird 2.1 service is still running, so when I issue a:
sudo ./install.sh
I receive a "An instance of the Firebird Super Server seems to be running.".
So, I issue the following to stop the 2.1 installation:
/etc/init.d/firebird2.1-super stop
I then return and re-run the "sudo ./install.sh"
This runs through successfully this time, but includes many references to "insserve" and missing LSB tags and overrides. Is this a problem?
I insert an appropriate password and receive an "Install complete" message.
Now, when I refer to /etc/init.d I see a new reference to "firebird".
Unfortunately, my system still seems to be running 2.1 rather than 2.5 could someone please provide me with some guidance / explanation?
Thank you
I have obtained the appropriate package, backed up relevant user databases, and taken a copy of the security2.fdb.
The Firebird 2.1 service is still running, so when I issue a:
sudo ./install.sh
I receive a "An instance of the Firebird Super Server seems to be running.".
So, I issue the following to stop the 2.1 installation:
/etc/init.d/firebird2.1-super stop
I then return and re-run the "sudo ./install.sh"
This runs through successfully this time, but includes many references to "insserve" and missing LSB tags and overrides. Is this a problem?
I insert an appropriate password and receive an "Install complete" message.
Now, when I refer to /etc/init.d I see a new reference to "firebird".
Unfortunately, my system still seems to be running 2.1 rather than 2.5 could someone please provide me with some guidance / explanation?
Thank you