Modify the docs to reflect that the user can no longer upgrade from 1…

….1 to the current release.

docs/sphinx/user-guide/v1_upgrade.rst

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 Pulp v1 Upgrades
 ================
 
-Pulp 2.1 and beyond support upgrading from Pulp 1.1. Some manual steps must be run to
-complete the upgrade.
+Pulp no longer supports directly upgrading from Pulp 1.1 to the latest release. If you wish to
+upgrade from Pulp 1.1 to the latest release of Pulp, you must first
+`upgrade from 1.1 to 2.1 <https://pulp-user-guide.readthedocs.org/en/pulp-2.1/v1_upgrade.html>`_.
 
-Server
-^^^^^^
-
-1. Stop the server:
-
-::
-
-  $ sudo systemctl stop httpd.service
-  or
-  $ sudo service httpd stop
-
-2. Install the v2 package groups:
-
-::
-
-  $ sudo yum group-install pulp-server pulp-admin
-
-3. Run the ``pulp-v1-upgrade`` script. This script upgrades the database to the new format and
-   makes the appropriate filesystem changes.
-
-4. Run the ``pulp-v1-upgrade-selinux`` script to apply the necessary policies.
-
-5. Start the server:
-
-::
-
-  $ sudo systemctl start httpd.service
-  or
-  $ sudo service httpd start
-
-6. (optional) After upgrade, repositories are left unpublished, meaning they are stored in
-   the Pulp database but not accessible over HTTPS. The ``pulp-v1-upgrade-publish`` script
-   can be used to publish all repositories. Alternatively, repositories can be later
-   published individually using the admin client.
-
-Admin Client
-^^^^^^^^^^^^
-
-1. The entries in the admin configuration have changed in v2. The v2 version of the file
-   is installed as ``/etc/pulp/admin/admin.conf.rpmnew``. The existing file (``admin.conf``)
-   must be replaced with this file. It is likely that the ``host`` field will need to be
-   updated to point to the hostname of the Pulp server.
-
-Consumer Client
-^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
-
-1. The entries in the consumer configuration have changed in v2. The v2 version of the file
-   is installed as ``/etc/pulp/consumer.conf.rpmnew``. The existing file (``consumer.conf``)
-   must be replaced with this file. It is likely that the ``host`` field will need to be updated
-   to point to the hostname of the Pulp server.
-
-2. The client identification certificate must be moved to its new location:
-
-::
-
-  $ sudo mv /etc/pki/pulp/consumer/cert.pem /etc/pki/pulp/consumer/consumer-cert.pem
-
-
-Pulp Agent
-^^^^^^^^^^
-
-1. On the consumer, the package owning ``/etc/init.d/pulp-admin`` changed in v2.
-After upgrade, this symlink needs to be manually recreated.
-
-::
-
- $ sudo ln -s /etc/init.d/goferd /etc/init.d/pulp-agent
- $ sudo chkconfig pulp-agent on
+Once you have successfully upgraded to 2.1, you may use the ordinary upgrade system to move from 2.1
+to the latest release of Pulp.