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If someone has an existing Dogtag installation, a manual database upgrade will be required to use the latest version of Dogtag. While the upgrade process itself will be documented in wiki page or in embedded docs, people might not be aware of this requirement especially if the RPM is upgraded automatically by yum. Without the database upgrade some Dogtag functionalities may no longer work.
One option is to show the link to the docs after RPM upgrade, but people could still miss it. Another option is to add database version, then check the version during startup, and fail if the database is not upgraded yet (ticket 906).
Proposed milestone: 10.2 May
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Per discussion with alee, since the database upgrade is irrelevant to IPA, and the changes are only needed for certain deployment configuration, for now the notification can just be documented in a README file.
This issue was migrated from Pagure Issue #998. Originally filed by edewata (@edewata) on 2014-05-09 19:32:27:
If someone has an existing Dogtag installation, a manual database upgrade will be required to use the latest version of Dogtag. While the upgrade process itself will be documented in wiki page or in embedded docs, people might not be aware of this requirement especially if the RPM is upgraded automatically by yum. Without the database upgrade some Dogtag functionalities may no longer work.
One option is to show the link to the docs after RPM upgrade, but people could still miss it. Another option is to add database version, then check the version during startup, and fail if the database is not upgraded yet (ticket 906).
Proposed milestone: 10.2 May
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: