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Description: reBlog facilitates the process of filtering and republishing relevant content from many RSS feeds. reBloggers subscribe to their favorite feeds, preview the content, and select their favorite posts. These posts are automatically published through their favorite blogging software. Plugins for Movable Type and WordPress.
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                               Upgrading reBlog
 
Table of Contents
 
     * reBlog 2.0 Upgrade Instructions from reBlog 1.x
     * reBlog 1.0 Upgrade Instructions from reBlog 0.1 or 0.9 beta
 
reBlog 2.0 Upgrade Instructions from reBlog 1.x
 
   reBlog 2.0 contains many significant changes from reBlog 1.x,
   especially in the database format used to store feeds and entries. We
   strongly recommend that you proceed by installing a fresh copy of
   reBlog 2.0 in separate from reBlog 1.x.
 
  Upgrade Instructions
 
    1. Begin by installing reBlog 2.0 according to the installation
       instructions, under "reFeed".
    2. Older version of reBlog offer an OPML listing of your feeds - find
       it, and note its URL.
    3. Enter the OPML URL in reBlog 2.0's Add Feeds form.
    4. Submit the form, and wait. It's normal for this process to take a
       long time - each of your feeds is being requested and new items
       downloaded.
 
reBlog 1.0 Upgrade Instructions from reBlog 0.1 or 0.9 beta
 
   We've done our best to make upgrades from the previous beta versions
   as painless as possible. However, we don't guarantee that they will
   work perfectly.
 
   So, first and foremost -- BACK UP YOUR FeedOnFeeds/ReceSS AND
   MovableType MySQL DATABASES!!! phpMyAdmin makes this easy, as does the
   command-line utility mysqldump.
 
   What's that? We repeat -- BACK UP YOUR FeedOnFeeds/ReceSS AND
   MovableType MySQL DATABASES!!!
 
  Also, a caveat
 
   The current reBlog implementations depend on a variety of schemes for
   global unique identification. These schemes are consistent within
   theselves, but not 100% consistent with previous versions of reBlog
   software.
 
   So, upon upgrading to reFeed and then updating feeds for new content,
   you may find that some posts are duplicated. This should only happen
   the first time that you update a feed's content in reFeed.
 
   Similarly, the first time that you import entries from reFeed into
   Movable Type, there may be some new posts generated that are
   duplicates of old ones. This should only happen for the first 24 hours
   after the upgrade.
 
  Upgrade Instructions
 
   The two components to upgrade -- reFeed and the MT plugin -- have both
   been imbued with the automagical ability to detect which version was
   previously installed, and to upgrade to the current version. It should
   be as easy as 1,2,3.
    1. Install reFeed according to the instructions in the reFeed
       distribution. reFeed's install functions automatically upgrade
       from previous versions
          + IMPORTANT -- we have changed the names of the MySQL tables
            that power reFeed. In Feed On Feeds and in ReceSS, the tables
            all had the prefix 'px_' (i.e. the tables were px_items and
            px_feeds.
            In reFeed, we are using the prefix 'rf_'. In order for the
            upgrades to work correctly you need to rename your Feed On
            Feeds or ReceSS tables accordingly:
               o rename px_items to rf_items
               o rename px_feeds to rf_feeds
    2. If you are coming from reBlog 0.1, which ran under Movable Type
       2.6, first make sure you fully upgrade Movable Type to 3.x
       according to its own upgrade/installation instructions.
    3. Install the Movable Type reBlog plugin according to the
       instructions that accompany it. It will automatically provide you
       links, within Movable Type, to install or upgrade to the current
       version.
          + After upgrading, make sure to re-configure your Reblog Source
            Feed within Movable Type so that it points to the RSS feed
            from reFeed, not ReceSS or Feed on Feeds