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