Upgrading : Linux
Updated: 24/03/2021
Article #: 65
Do the following as root (assumes mwes-xxx.tar.gz is in root home directory) $ cd ~
stop mwes
$ /etc/init.d/mwesd stop
backup current mwes
$ mv /opt/mwes /opt/mwes.old
unzip new mwes
$ tar -xvzf mwes-xxx.tar.gz
Install new mwes
$ cd mwes-xxx
$ ./install
copy old database to new mwes installed location $ cp -v /opt/mwes.old/mwes.db /opt/mwes/
change owner of mwes database
$ chown mwes:mwes /opt/mwes/mwes.db
start new mwes
$ /etc/init.d/mwesd start
Note: No need to restart MTA
Note 1: Version 3.0 introduces the use of wildcards in email addresses for the whitelist and blacklist, so any partial email addresses used in older versions will need to be edited to wildcard email addresses for them to work. eg. @hotmail now becomes *@hotmail.*
Note 2: If the user interface has some odd looking elements displaying after the upgrade, press CTRL + F5 to do a hard refresh and override the old cached user interface.
stop mwes
$ /etc/init.d/mwesd stop
backup current mwes
$ mv /opt/mwes /opt/mwes.old
unzip new mwes
$ tar -xvzf mwes-xxx.tar.gz
Install new mwes
$ cd mwes-xxx
$ ./install
copy old database to new mwes installed location $ cp -v /opt/mwes.old/mwes.db /opt/mwes/
change owner of mwes database
$ chown mwes:mwes /opt/mwes/mwes.db
start new mwes
$ /etc/init.d/mwesd start
Note: No need to restart MTA
Note 1: Version 3.0 introduces the use of wildcards in email addresses for the whitelist and blacklist, so any partial email addresses used in older versions will need to be edited to wildcard email addresses for them to work. eg. @hotmail now becomes *@hotmail.*
Note 2: If the user interface has some odd looking elements displaying after the upgrade, press CTRL + F5 to do a hard refresh and override the old cached user interface.
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