Unison:Offline Environment Help - Revision history

Admin at 23:22, 26 June 2018

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	===Data Installation===		===Data Installation===
	#Download the ''Unison Data Update''' file from the link above.		#Download the '''Unison Data Update''' file from the link above.
	#Move the file onto the machine that has Unison installed.		#Move the file onto the machine that has Unison installed.
	#Unwrap the file using <pre>sudo tar –xvzf CURRENT_UNISON_UPDATE.tar.zip</pre>		#Unwrap the file using <pre>sudo tar –xvzf CURRENT_UNISON_UPDATE.tar.zip</pre>

Admin at 23:21, 26 June 2018

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	#Download the '''Unison Offline Installer''' file from the link above.		#Download the '''Unison Offline Installer''' file from the link above.
	#Move the file onto the machine that has Unison installed.		#Move the file onto the machine that has Unison installed.
	#Unzip the file using <~~code~~>sudo tar –xvzf Unison-Build.tar.zip</~~code~~>		#Unzip the file using <pre>sudo tar –xvzf Unison-Build.tar.zip</pre>
	#CD into the unwrapped directory, <~~code~~>Unison</~~code~~>		#CD into the unwrapped directory, <pre>Unison</pre>
	#Execute the data update script with <~~code~~>sudo ./update_data.sh</~~code~~>		#Execute the data update script with <pre>sudo ./update_data.sh</pre>


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	#Download the ''Unison Data Update''' file from the link above.		#Download the ''Unison Data Update''' file from the link above.
	#Move the file onto the machine that has Unison installed.		#Move the file onto the machine that has Unison installed.
	#Unwrap the file using <~~code~~>sudo tar –xvzf CURRENT_UNISON_UPDATE.tar.zip</~~code~~>		#Unwrap the file using <pre>sudo tar –xvzf CURRENT_UNISON_UPDATE.tar.zip</pre>
	#Copy the unwrapped directory into a directory titled <code>Software</code> with <~~code~~>cp CURRENT_UNISON_UPDATE /usr/local/melissa/work/software/CURRENT_UNISON_UPDATE</~~code~~>		#Copy the unwrapped directory into a directory titled <code>Software</code> with <pre>cp CURRENT_UNISON_UPDATE /usr/local/melissa/work/software/CURRENT_UNISON_UPDATE</pre>
	#Run the <code>update.sh</code> script with <~~code~~>sudo ./update.sh</~~code~~>		#Run the <code>update.sh</code> script with <pre>sudo ./update.sh</pre>
	::*Note: If your system does not recognize this file as an executable, ~~please run~~ <~~code~~>sudo chmod 755 update.sh</~~code~~> ~~to give the script write permission.~~		::*Note: If your system does not recognize this file as an executable, you must give the script write permissions by running <pre>sudo chmod 755 update.sh</pre>

Admin at 23:17, 26 June 2018

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	#Copy the unwrapped directory into a directory titled <code>Software</code> with <code>cp CURRENT_UNISON_UPDATE /usr/local/melissa/work/software/CURRENT_UNISON_UPDATE</code>		#Copy the unwrapped directory into a directory titled <code>Software</code> with <code>cp CURRENT_UNISON_UPDATE /usr/local/melissa/work/software/CURRENT_UNISON_UPDATE</code>
	#Run the <code>update.sh</code> script with <code>sudo ./update.sh</code>		#Run the <code>update.sh</code> script with <code>sudo ./update.sh</code>
	:*Note: If your system does not recognize this file as an executable, please run <code>sudo chmod 755 update.sh</code> to give the script write permission.		::*Note: If your system does not recognize this file as an executable, please run <code>sudo chmod 755 update.sh</code> to give the script write permission.

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If you have installed Unison to an environment that is disconnected from the internet you will need to manually download and install each update. This page will help you do that.

==Important==
<span style="color:red;">'''IMPORTANT'''</span>

<span style="color:red;">'''BEFORE YOU UPDATE, PLEASE ENSURE THAT NO PROJECTS ARE RUNNING.'''</span>

In the event you are updating both the data and software, please update the '''data first'''.

==Data Update==
To update the data you need to download and install the Unison Offline Installer.

===Installer Download===
Click the following link to download the Unison Offline Installer:

''Unison-Build.tar.zip Unison Offline Installer FTP URL''

===Installation===
Once you have downloaded the Unison Offline Installer, you need to install it on the machine you have Unison installed on.

#Download the '''Unison Offline Installer''' file from the link above.
#Move the file onto the machine that has Unison installed.
#Unzip the file using <code>sudo tar –xvzf Unison-Build.tar.zip</code>
#CD into the unwrapped directory, <code>Unison</code>
#Execute the data update script with <code>sudo ./update_data.sh</code>

==Software Update==
To update the Unison application you need to download the update data and install it.

===Update Download===
Click the following link to download the Unison Update Data:

''CURRENT_UNISON_UPDATE.tar.zip'' Unison Update Data FTP URL''

===Data Installation===
#Download the ''Unison Data Update''' file from the link above.
#Move the file onto the machine that has Unison installed.
#Unwrap the file using <code>sudo tar –xvzf CURRENT_UNISON_UPDATE.tar.zip</code>
#Copy the unwrapped directory into a directory titled <code>Software</code> with <code>cp CURRENT_UNISON_UPDATE /usr/local/melissa/work/software/CURRENT_UNISON_UPDATE</code>
#Run the <code>update.sh</code> script with <code>sudo ./update.sh</code>
:*Note: If your system does not recognize this file as an executable, please run <code>sudo chmod 755 update.sh</code> to give the script write permission.

This should turn off all relevant containers that are to be updated, and recreate them with the new version of each container.

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