What's the process to upgrade from 3.5.1 to 3.5.1a

[dnaton]

Hi,

I've installed Sugar Suite 3.5.1 and will now to upgrade to 3.5.1a. I've dowload the zip file on my PC

I follow the procedure described in the documentation :

1) Login as admin in SugarSuite ,
2) Go to 'Upgrade Wizard' on Administration Panel,
3) I search the zip file and click on 'Upload' and............Sugar say me 'The uploaded file is not compatible with the current version (3.5.1) of Sugar.'

What's wrong with my upgrade ?

sincerly,

Damien (newbiz :-) with newbiz questions :-))

[Oracledarren]

Hi,

what you need to do first of all is download the upgrade (thats the obvious bit) although I would go straight to 3.5.1d if I was you.

Then login as admin and us the upgrade wizard to locate the zip file.

Then just follow the instructions on screen.

[dnaton]

That's exactly what I have make :

1) Download the zip package (3.5.1a first : The doc say that for apply 3.5.1d, I must firs apply 3.5.1a, b and c),
2) I go to 'Admin' then to Upgrade wizard)
3) I search my zip package and click to 'upload'.....and have the message that this zip package is not compatible with the current version (3.5.1) of Sugar.

After verification, I confirm that I'm on 3.5.1 and that I have the good 3.5.1a package :-(

So, whats' wrong ? Is there another way to apply upgrade ?

Sincerly,

Damien

[aardvarkads]

IMHO the upgrade & module loader didn't seem that mature until 3.5.1c. I never did a comparison of the code to see the actual changes Sugar made (so this may all just be in my head), but I gave up on trying to use the admin tool for a,b,c upgrades from 3.5.1. I just ditched the whole process and did a re-install at 3.5.1c. The upgrade from .c to .d was seamless.
Sometimes a db dump of the data with full inserts and a reinstall is just quicker...

If you want to continue your quest, I might be able to help if you post your php error logs and sugarcrm.log tails while you are attempting the install (set your sugar logs to at debug or all in log4php.properties):

log4php.rootLogger=debug, A2

Mike