Rename script to avoid further confusion

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Marco 2021-09-28 13:45:08 +02:00
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Because it is more complicated to check the available disk space for various disk formatting options provided by different linux distributions, the script does currently not check for if there is enough disk space. Because it is more complicated to check the available disk space for various disk formatting options provided by different linux distributions, the script does currently not check for if there is enough disk space.
Please check manually before executing this script! Please check manually before executing this script!
## Upgrading from mattermost-docker ## Upgrading Postgres
``` ```
$ export PATH_TO_MATTERMOST_DOCKER=path/to/mattermost-docker $ export PATH_TO_MATTERMOST_DOCKER=path/to/mattermost-docker
$ ./scripts/upgrade-from-mattermost-docker.sh $ ./scripts/upgrade-postgres.sh
``` ```
Environment variables for upgrading: Environment variables for upgrading:
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``` ```
$ export VAR_NAME_FROM_ABOVE=yourValue $ export VAR_NAME_FROM_ABOVE=yourValue
$ export PATH_TO_MATTERMOST_DOCKER=path/to/mattermost-docker $ export PATH_TO_MATTERMOST_DOCKER=path/to/mattermost-docker
$ ./scripts/upgrade-from-mattermost-docker.sh $ ./scripts/upgrade-postgres.sh
``` ```

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# 1. Edit the variables below to match your environment. This uses default variables and assumes you're on 5.31.0. # 1. Edit the variables below to match your environment. This uses default variables and assumes you're on 5.31.0.
# If you're wanting to use another version of Postgres/Mattermost , update the variables as desired. # If you're wanting to use another version of Postgres/Mattermost , update the variables as desired.
# 2. run 'sudo bash upgrade-from-mattermost-docker.sh' replace upgrade.sh with what you've named the file. # 2. run 'sudo bash upgrade-postgres.sh' replace upgrade.sh with what you've named the file.
# This may take some time to complete as it's migrating the database to Postgres 13.6 from 9.4 # This may take some time to complete as it's migrating the database to Postgres 13.6 from 9.4