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Backup

General premises

In this section you can find a general guide to perform vtenext backups.

The backup procedure was performed with vtenext 19ce. The guide is also valid for the other versions of vtenext.

Windows

Go to the root folder of vtenext (eg. C:\vtenext19ce\htdocs) and create new zip archive.

 

Then open SQLyog or phpMyAdmin and dump the database. If you use SQLyog follow these step:

Done!

Linux

Go to the root folder of vtenext (eg. /var/www/html/vtenext19ce) and create new archive.

cd /var/www/html

tar cvzf backups/vte1907_1817_20191126.tgz vtenext19ce

Replace vtenext19ce with your folder name

You can rename the backup vte1907_1817_20191126.tgz as you want

Then dump the database.

mysqldump -u root -p  vte1907_1817 --single-transaction --quick --routines --triggers --events | gzip -7 > backups/vte1907_1817_20191126.sql.gz

Replace vte1907_1817 with your database name

You can rename the backup vte1907_1817_20191126.sql.gz as you want

Update vtenext from 18ce to 19ce

General premises

The update is valid only for vtenext 18ce

You have to enable cron in order to run the update

Please backup the files and the database of vtenext before the update. Follow the instructions in this link.

Update

 

If you have cron enabled, wait 12 hours (the updater checks every 12 hours to avoid server overloads). Otherwise, enable it.

  • After 12 hours you will receive a new notification with this text "An update of vtenext is available. Click here for details"

Windows

Automatic update is not supported on Windows.

Follow the on-screen instructions to update.

Done!

Linux

Enter the date and the time in which you want to schedule the update and the list of users to alert.

Wait until the selected time and after a while you will see the vtenext in maintenance mode.

Once the maintenance screen disappears, logout and login from vtenext.

Done!