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litespeed_wiki:admin:upgrade-notification [2015/07/27 20:07] Michael Alegre created |
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| - | ====== How to fix upgrade notification problem ====== | + | ====== How to fix upgrade notification problems ====== |
| - | When new release published, it will be published on the blog as well as download page. We will normally wait for one week or so to push it to autoupdate. Then your web server will show available upgrade information and send you upgrade notification. Then you can do the upgrade right from the Admin Console. | + | When a new release is published, it will be announced on the LiteSpeed [[https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/forums/news.8/|Forums]], [[https://twitter.com/litespeedtech|Twitter]], and [[https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/litespeed-edge-users|Google Group]]. It will also be listed on the [[https://www.litespeedtech.com/products/litespeed-web-server/download|downloads page]]. We normally wait a week or two to push it to autoupdate. Then your web server will show information about the available upgrade and send you an upgrade notification. After this, you can do the upgrade right from the Admin Console. |
| - | Sometimes you may experience problems. You know there is a new release available but it doesn't show up on your server admin console. One possible reason would be the new release has not been pushed into auto-update yet. Server check it once per day. Another possible reason could be some corrupted files in the autoupdate folder. You can remove .last file and restart the server to force it. | + | Sometimes a new release is available but it doesn't show up on your server admin console. One possible reason for this would be the new release has not been pushed into auto-update yet. LiteSpeed Web Server checks this once per day. Another possible reason could be some corrupted files in the autoupdate folder. You can remove the .last file and restart the server to force it to check again. |
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| - | Or, you can just upgrade directly from command line | + | Or, you can just upgrade directly from the command line |
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| - | If still problem, you can remove all files from autoupdate folder and restart the litespeed. Those files will be regenerated when your server check the update options. All files/sub folders should be owned by lsadm:lsadm. | + | If problems still exist, you can try removing all the files in the autoupdate folder and restarting LiteSpeed Web Server. The files in the autoupdate folder will be regenerated when your server checks for updates. |
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| rm -rf /usr/local/lsws/autoupdate/* | rm -rf /usr/local/lsws/autoupdate/* | ||
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