fuzmic Posted September 21, 2017 Author Posted September 21, 2017 (edited) Appreciate your help as it do take time to fit into the world full of changes. I will see what other way i can do this update. Or if i can further understand what softa... did during an installation or how i can register my existing public_html for it to manage. Peace PS On further thought & checking: As i can update at localhost or other website, i will still want to try to do it a HelioHost dropping the idea of using Softa..,this is a more direct way. If i can do it, i will certainly share, meanwhile if anyone has anything to help, appreciate you drop a line. Edited September 22, 2017 by fuzmic
fuzmic Posted September 22, 2017 Author Posted September 22, 2017 (edited) More ... At Joomla BackEnd, the update went to extent of proceeding to use the uploaed 3.8-update.zip from Jm but resulting error: "Could not open archive part file home/f..mic/public_html/tmp/jus6N4eFA for reading. Check that the file exits, is readable by the web server & is not in a directoyr made out of reach chroot, open_basedir restrictions or any other restriction pu in place by your host." Is there a way to solve this from the above angle? I am using the "Upload & Update" dialog of Jm backend to try this. There is already a prewarning of "php temporary folder not set" Hope someone can move this. Edited September 22, 2017 by fuzmic
Krydos Posted September 22, 2017 Posted September 22, 2017 Do these instructions help? https://docs.joomla.org/J3.x:Updating_from_an_existing_version
fuzmic Posted September 22, 2017 Author Posted September 22, 2017 Root Admin i have followed that method in my past upgrade of Joomla, it certainly works. But from v3.8 onwards we can't over ride the old files and try to fix the database plus 2nd step. I have tried on my localhost, if we use this old way the whole site stop. I am actually following Jm new instructions & is able to duplicate their instructions in my other web site and in the localhost. So we have to move on the path as i posted earlier Still trying to find the real reasons. Kyrdos, Thanks for the follow through. Kind Regards.
fuzmic Posted September 22, 2017 Author Posted September 22, 2017 Friends I found the "Import" method in Softaculous login and is working to set up my website details in their server. Once done i presume all the problems of upgrading to Jm3.8 is resolved. Let you guys know when done.
fuzmic Posted September 23, 2017 Author Posted September 23, 2017 (edited) Hi guys (Resolved) Just to share my experience on how to upgrade to Jm3.8 from Jm3.7.5 ; this is not possible from Jm BackEnd at HelioHost which is the start of this thread. (After this experience I still think HH server has some folders that does not provide for this.) On asking at the start of this thread, Krydos point me to Softaculous which HelioHost paid for the linkage. To get to this feature you need to access your cpanel using this https://docs.joomla....xisting_version My mission is to update my already installed jm3.7.5 keeping all its extensions. This is called "Import", not "Installation" (latter a totally fresh installation) For this "import" In the Softaculous interface when you log in using index.live.php, after the "import" click, your domain name is shown, then just click the "Import". Once done, your website is registered in Softa.. system. Thereafter Softa.. will tell you you need an Jm update, just follow its instruction, you can also do the backup at the same time. Make sure the 100% is completed. You can look at this thread for more details: https://www.softaculous.com/board/index.php?tid=13394 Final note: You cannot update from Jm BackEnd, it can only be done within Sofa... Edited September 23, 2017 by fuzmic
fuzmic Posted September 28, 2017 Author Posted September 28, 2017 Admin: How to change the title of this topic to [RESOLVED]
Luigi123 Posted September 28, 2017 Posted September 28, 2017 (edited) Admin: How to change the title of this topic to [RESOLVED] Only our Admins and Moderators can do it. Edited September 28, 2017 by Luigi123
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