stop nuxeo-dm and overwrite its init script with a "sorry, disabled" script
if you chose the "autoconfigure PostgreSQL" in 5.4.2, rename the db and user, otherwise just point to whatever you had configured.
if you're using the default data directory, move it to the new location and change its ownership, otherwise just change the ownership of your custom location
Of course, if you prefer to do it manually, you can! 😄
I ve just installed the Nuxeo 5.5 and set the data nxserver/data directory to my old installation (5.4.2) and it seems is working ok, except for the nuxeo-platform-ocr module, I will try to recompile it again
What would be the upgrade path for Debian users? Installing 'nuxeo' instead of 'nuxeo-dm', and then pointing the data directory, database and all back to the old locations?
Ok, I'll answer myself here (tested on a spare machine) : when apt-get install'ing 'nuxeo', it asks if we want to migrate data from detected previous nuxeo-dm installation. Sounds great, but I'm not brave enough to test said migration yet 😉
stop nuxeo-dm and overwrite its init script with a "sorry, disabled" script
if you chose the "autoconfigure PostgreSQL" in 5.4.2, rename the db and user, otherwise just point to whatever you had configured.
if you're using the default data directory, move it to the new location and change its ownership, otherwise just change the ownership of your custom location
Of course, if you prefer to do it manually, you can! 😄
We try as much as possible to keep backward compatibility when we change configuration format. I haven't seen any 'real' changes. We've only added new possibilities so you should be fine
