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Old 08-30-2006, 10:16 AM
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Question how to roll back to old version

Hi guys,
when I compiled and made the source code for zimbra, I found an error about "wiki", so I suspected perhaps the new version source zimbra missed some files, I want to roll back old verison, how should I do?
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Old 08-30-2006, 12:07 PM
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Originally Posted by wildhuman
Hi guys,
when I compiled and made the source code for zimbra, I found an error about "wiki", so I suspected perhaps the new version source zimbra missed some files, I want to roll back old verison, how should I do?
I would be interested in knowing this, too. AFAIK, you can't roll back. You need to backup /opt/zimbra before you upgrade it.

This is how I backup:

Code:
rsync -avrlHKpogDt /opt/zimbra/ /opt/zimbra_synced
- Chintan.

P.S. I would not suggest this method for incremental backup because I am not sure that if you run the same command again, the symlinks would be maintained. This needs to be confirmed. The above command lets me preserve the permissions, and I run it after switching zimbra off.

In case the upgrade is spoilt, you only need to do this:

Code:
mv /opt/zimbra /opt/zimbra_temp
mv /opt/zimbra_synced /opt/zimbra
and after checking that all is fine.

Code:
rm -rf /opt/zimbra_temp
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