(RADIATOR) best way to upgrade radiator

[Hugh Irvine]

Hello Tariq -

I tend to prefer keeping the versions separate like you do.

However, you can just install a newer version of Radiator over the  
top of an existing installation.

regards

Hugh


On 17 Jun 2005, at 23:49, Tariq Rashid wrote:


>
> what's the official/best way to upgrade radiator from quite old  
> versions
> (3.3) to more recent ones?
>
> i say this because the originals are installed into the system  
> hierarchy
> (yuk!) ... and overwriting is not a consistent operation. in  
> addition some
> file locations have changed - eg radius.cfg is now expected/ 
> symlinked to
> /etc/radiator ...
>
> myself i prefer to install isolated instanced in /opt/instance1
> /opt/instance2 .. etc and they don't wrote outside that top level  
> directory
> - but in this instance i will have to work with what i'm given.
>
> tariq
>
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