Hi, In my experience Mediawiki does a pretty good job of making the upgrade process painless - they provide admin scripts that detect version differences between software and databases, and auto-live-upgrade the database when needed. Of course it's good policy to make a back-up of both software and database to allow roll-back in the case of a problem anyway... Upgrading Mediawiki is a similar experience to manually upgrading Wordpress in terms of themes & extensions, if you have experience with that. Which extensions do we use? Cheers, Dave. On 08/23/2012 10:57 PM, Karsten 'quaid' Wade wrote:
On 08/23/2012 09:10 AM, Ewoud Kohl van Wijngaarden wrote:
Hello,
Currently we're running a fairly old mediawiki version (1.16) and 1.19 is out (and in EPEL-6 as mediawiki119). Should we upgrade?
Yes, that's come up in passing, although should we now be concerned about any security exploits on 1.16 to make us rush?
Otherwise, who is interested in doing or helping with this?
We also need to look to see:
* Are there changes between the versions we need to prepare for? ** Database ** Extensions ** What else? * What are the upgrade steps? * How long should we plan an upgrade to take?
- Karsten
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