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- Invoice Ninja Self-Hosted Update v4.7.1 |
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- USE AT YOUR OWN RISK
- This script will automatically update your Invoice Ninja install to the latest version.
- It does this by checking https://invoiceninja.org for the latest version string, and then
- comparing it to the string in your local version.txt file (/ninja/storage/version.txt). You
- have two different options for using this script: it can be run it manually any time you
- want to check for an update, or you can place it in a crontab to have it run on a set
- schedule. The important commands all output to stdout, so you can direct to a logfile if
- you so choose.
- With the recent changes in 4.3.0, it will attempt to manually delete the compiled.php
- located in /bootstrap/cache/ under your Invoice Ninja directory. If the file is not there,
- it will move on (needed for updating from versions < 4.3.0).
- Please note that this DOES NOT backup the MySQL database. If you would like to backup the
- database, consider running mysqldump on a similar schedule.
- This script makes a couple assumptions in order to be completely hands-off.
- 1. You have locate installed.
- 2. You have ONLY ONE copy Invoice Ninja installed on your system (see below).
- 3. You have sudo access, either to run manually or to place the script in the root's crontab.
- This access is required by the rsync, chown, and chmod commands. It's also required to
- remove the downloaded files, which are put in /usr/local/download.
- 4. The partition containing /usr/local has enough space to store the downloaded ZIP file
- along with the extracted files that will be synced to your Invoice Ninja install
- location.
- CAVEATS |
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- While the script will detect whether or not you are using UPDATE_SECRET in your .env file,
- running the update migration commands may not work if UPDATE_SECRET is present, and will
- cause wget to return file not found errors.
- Re-running wget --spider 'yourninjaurl/update?secret=yoursecret' again or simply
- pointing your browser to that URL will successfully complete the migration commands. This
- is a known issue, and I'm still trying to figure out what exactly is going on.
- If you have more than one copy of Invoice Ninja extracted on your system, the script will
- cause problems. This is due to using locate to determine where Invoice Ninja is installed.
- Make sure that the only copy of the Invoice Ninja directory structure present on your system
- is the one the app is actually running from, to prevent locate from setting multiple values
- in the $ninja_home variable and causing problems.
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