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Re: Upgrading script corrupted when create_file_list's php binary is modified [message #159711 is a reply to message #159709]

Wed, 17 June 2009 20:18

naudefj

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If you already have a PHP binary on your system, but it is not inside /usr/local/bin/php, modify the 1st line inside the upgrade.php script to reflect the proper path of the PHP binary on your system.

This should probably read, ...inside the create_file_list script...
I'll quickly fix it. Note that the documentation is on a wiki, so feel free to jump to fix mistakes or improve it.

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At upgrade, If I edit the create_file_list script in order to change my PHP binary, I get a 11M corrupted archive file which can be correctly use for the upgrade.

It works for me. What version of PHP are you using? Windows or Linux?

User rflores:

is there any way that the checksum take account the modifications into the edited file

Not sure I understand the question. Can you please rephrase?

PS: I normally run this script with php -q create_file_list upgrade 1 >> upgrade2.php (note upgrade2 to prevent the script from overwriting itself).

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		Upgrading script corrupted when create_file_list's php binary is modified By: rflores on Wed, 17 June 2009 19:50
		Re: Upgrading script corrupted when create_file_list's php binary is modified By: naudefj on Wed, 17 June 2009 20:18
		Re: Upgrading script corrupted when create_file_list's php binary is modified By: rflores on Wed, 17 June 2009 20:40

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