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How to test a sysPass update

Documentation for sysPass 3.0.0Last reviewed 2019/01/05

These documents were last reviewed for sysPass 3.0.0 and may not describe the current release.

Note: This procedure tells the steps to follow to try out a sysPass update without modifying the current installation

  1. Make a database backup. It could be made either through the sysPass utility, MySQL workbench or mysqldump tool
  2. Create a new database (eg. syspass21)
  3. Create an user (eg. sp_admin21) and set the permissions over the newly created database
  4. Import the backup in the newly created database. You could use the above tools
  5. Create a new directory and unpack the new sysPass version package1
  6. Copy all files within the “config” directory to the new path and check out the permissions2
  7. Modify the “config/config.xml” file to set the correct database connection parameters (“dbname”, “dbuser” and “dbpass”). Please check out that “dbHost” is correct
  8. Point the browser to the application URL and follow the steps for upgrading

Notes

Footnotes

  1. See Installation for more details ↩

  2. See Installation for more details ↩