Upgrading
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If you need to upgrade geoqo from a previous version, you may want to first back up your default database: | If you need to upgrade geoqo from a previous version, you may want to first back up your default database: | ||
cp $HOME/.geoqo/dbs/geoqo $HOME/.geoqo/dbs/geoqo.bak | cp $HOME/.geoqo/dbs/geoqo $HOME/.geoqo/dbs/geoqo.bak | ||
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Then, get the new source package and extract it (in this example, we'll assume command line zip): | Then, get the new source package and extract it (in this example, we'll assume command line zip): | ||
unzip geoqo-0.5.zip | unzip geoqo-0.5.zip | ||
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| + | === Building and installing === | ||
Then build it: | Then build it: | ||
Revision as of 02:49, 23 February 2007
Maybe do a backup
If you need to upgrade geoqo from a previous version, you may want to first back up your default database:
cp $HOME/.geoqo/dbs/geoqo $HOME/.geoqo/dbs/geoqo.bak
Extracting the source
Then, get the new source package and extract it (in this example, we'll assume command line zip):
unzip geoqo-0.5.zip
Building and installing
Then build it:
cd geoqo-0.5 perl Makefile.PL make make install
On windows, you need to use nmake instead:
cd geoqo-0.5 perl Makefile.PL nmake nmake install
