At 11:11 AM 10/21/2011 +1300, Robin Sheat wrote:
Hartman, David W. - GBTS Library schreef op do 20-10-2011 om 11:44
[-0400]:
> Just a heads up that a recent âupdateâ by Debian Linux removed the
> application Koha my apache and data files apparently are fine.
>
> How do I reinstall Koha without damaging or overwriting my data? If
> anyone has any experience with this, please let me know.
>
Just reinstall the koha-common package. Grab a backup if you want to be
safe, but I'd expect it would be fine. If everything in /etc/ is
untouched (which I'd expect) then it should just magically work again.
> If you see the red âburstâ in the upper right hand corner, only do the
> safe install .. or else
Are you able to provide me with more information? Perhaps the logs
in /var/log/apt or so. I'd like to see what was going on there.
So would I. Was this an update, upgrade or [safe?] install? I'm not sure
how Debian could have "removed the application Koha" - maybe backing up
some .conf files under an "old" name? My own recent but limited experience
is that the perl/CPAN involvement is the most time-consuming aspect of
upgrading to the latest Koha release, but this could potentially be
complicated if an OS upgrade (presumably Linux core) added further factors
requiring intervention.
Best - Paul
Paul
Tired old sys-admin
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