=== Journyx Timesheet 7.1 Upgrade === This installer package will upgrade Journyx Timesheet from versions 5.6, 6.0 or 7.0 to version 7.1. Before you begin, please check the Journyx.com web site for more detailed migration instructions especially if you are upgrading from version 5.5 or earlier. http://www.journyx.com/support/migration.html Please follow the instructions below carefully. If you encounter an error message while performing the upgrade process, please copy the error message and send it and any other relevant information (such as which OS and database you are using) to the Journyx support team at support@journyx.com. == Upgrade Process For UNIX == Applies to Unix-like systems such as Linux, AIX, Solaris, BSD These instructions, as well as the install script and patches, are delivered in the file named JournyxTimesheet_71_Patch.tar.gz You should un-tar (decompress) this archive to your Timesheet install directory's $WTHOME/pi/bin directory. Therefore if the install location ($WTHOME) for Timesheet is /home/journyx/jtime/jtime then you should un-tar the archive to: /home/journyx/jtime/jtime/pi/bin. The Upgrade Process STEP ONE Open a command prompt shell on the server machine and navigate to the pi/bin directory under the main install directory ($WTHOME). STEP TWO You have to "source" the setup file to you have the $WTHOME install directory variable set in your environment. If you are in the $WTHOME/pi/bin directory, the setup file will be there. Execute this command exactly as shown below. First a dot, then a space, then dot slash setup. cd /home/journyx/jtime/jtime/pi/bin . ./setup You should put the above command in your shell startup file (such as your ~/.profile file) to skip this step in the future. STEP THREE First change to the $WTHOME/pi/bin directory if you haven't already. $ cd $WTHOME/pi/bin Next, decompress the archive by using the following command: $ tar -xvzf JournyxTimesheet_71_Patch.tar.gz (or on some systems:) $ gunzip -c JournyxTimesheet_71_Patch.tar.gz | tar -xvf - STEP FOUR Change to the new 7.1_patch directory and run the install program: $ cd 7.1_patch $ ./install Follow the instructions in the install program. It will prompt you to make a backup. You should let it make one unless you have just made one yourself. When the install program is finished the system upgrade and maintenance patches will be installed and your site is ready to use. === THE END === Journyx Support Department