RESOLVED Two small problems with the 3 to 4 upgrade script

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I used the upgrade-3.211.63-to-4.211.64-1.sh script to try to upgrade my system. I was at 3.211.63-10 and the script constantly told me that I could not upgrade because my version needed to be upgraded to at least 3.211.64-7 first. The version number threw me for a while thinking that there was a script to upgrade the 3 version to Centos 6.4 but then realized that it was probably just a typo in the script (it is). I then figured out that the > comparison was failing because it was considering 10 to be less than 7. I just removed the comparison from the script and the upgrade ran without a hitch.

(MODERATOR EDIT: THE SCRIPT HAS BEEN UPDATED NO NEED TO MAKE MANUAL CHANGES NOW)

2

arggg that is going to take some work. Stupid 10 is seen as a 1 I bet.

3

This system is 3.211.63-10 and it needs to first be upgraded to 3.211.64-7

The script is looking for a release comparison of 64-7 and not 63-7 which is the minimum release version to upgrade from.

4

NVM - I see now I made a noob remark.
if [[ “$version” > “3.211.63-6” ]]; then

Version check on 63-10 does check as smaller as 63-6.

5

I got around that by editing the /etc/schmooze/pbx-version file, and changing 3.211.63-10 to 3.211.63-9. I wouldn’t normally mess with system files, but in this case it seemed pretty harmless.

6

Thanks, worked like a charm!

7

I already pushed a new upgrade script that resolves this with some hackery thanks to gamegamer43