Jeremy,
I would like to help you to upgrade it.
Let me know what is the problem with upgrading.
In general, what you have to do to upgrade is:
1. Export the existing documents (in the old
DocBookWiki) to XML/DocBook format, and
backup them.
2. Install properly the new version of DocBookWiki.
3. Import the documents in the new DocBookWiki.
In case that you have customized (modified)
DocBookWiki (and I know that you have done it), then
you should also "export/import" the customizations
of the software. This can be done using diff and
patch.
First of all find out what modifications you have
made:
1. Get a copy of the original DBW that you have
installed, e.g. book-0.7.3.tar.gz
2. Extract it in a working directory, named 'compare/'
(or anything else).
3. Copy there also your current version (that you
have modified).
4. Remove any CVS directories:
bash$ cd compare/
bash$ find . -name CVS | xargs rm -rf
5. Remove also the content of the current version:
bash$ mybooks/content/clean.sh all
6. Compare and find the differences:
bash$ diff -rubB book-0.7.3/ mybooks/ > d.diff
bash$ diff -rubBq book-0.7.3/ mybooks/ > dl.diff
Inspect dl.diff and if neccessary delete some files
from mybooks/ and repeat these commands again.
Now that you know what changes you have made, you can
go and patch them to the new version. In general, it
can be done like this:
bash$ cd ../newbooks/
bash$ patch -p0 -ulE -i ../compare/d.diff --dry-run
bash$ patch -p0 -ulE -i ../compare/d.diff
But you may also need to do any manual intervention
if some patches fail.
I hope that this will help you. I don't know why I
spend time explaining you things that everybody
should know. Next time you will have to pay me for
the support.
Dashamir
--- Jeremy Malcolm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dashamir Hoxha wrote:
> > I made a new release (books-0.8.9) a few days ago.
> > Are you talking about this one, or you have an
> > old version? Sorry for not sending a notification
> > in the list about the new release.
>
> I missed the new version, but the offending part of
> the old code was:
>
> <xsl:template match="[EMAIL PROTECTED]">
>
> which I notice has been changed in the new version
> so chances are it may
> work now. I'm not in a position to upgrade to test
> it though.
>
> --
> Jeremy Malcolm LLB (Hons) B Com
> Internet and Open Source lawyer, IT consultant,
> actor
> host -t NAPTR 1.0.8.0.3.1.2.9.8.1.6.e164.org|awk -F!
> '{print $3}'
>
>
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