From: Armaghan S. <sa...@le...> - 2008-01-10 08:14:54
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Jeff Roberts wrote: > Hi All > > First of all my system is working and stable so I probably shouldn't > mess with it but I feel I may be missing out on features if I don't > upgrade. > > I have Postgres 7.4.5 and Apache running on a FreeBSD 5.3 server > I then have SQL-Ledger 2.6.22 running with it. > > It's working OK with CUPS but I have no email capabilities available > so I end up printing pdfs to screen, saving them and then emailing > them as attachments. > FreeBSD is perhaps the easiest *nix to configure for anything (thanks to ports collection) when compared to CentOS or OpenSolaris (the other two I use). On a new server, I go to "/usr/ports/mail/postfix" and run "make install". Once finished, I make few changes to "/etc/rc.conf" as presented by post-install message and mail server is done. Run "tail /var/log/maillog" and "mailq" commands and let me know what is there so I could help you rectify this issue. > Is it worth the aggravation to upgrade it all? I'm assuming I can't > upgrade SQL-Ledger all the way without also upgrading PSQL and Apache > so it's looking like a big job with possible failures and > catastrophies along the way. > > Are those of you that are working with the latest version of > SQL-Ledger happy with the added functions and features? If you were me > would you spend the time upgrading to get those features? > > Jeff > I don't thing you need to upgrade postgres. Apache should be fine too because sql-ledger is a cgi application and does not use any web server functionality. From README. REQUIREMENTS: ------------- 1 - Perl, 5+ 2 - http server (Apache, NCSA, httpi, thttpd, ...) 3 - SQL Server (PostgreSQL 7.1+) 4 - DBD (DBD-Pg) 5 - DBI 6 - LaTeX (optional) And you can always test your upgrade by installing latest version in a different folder with the copy of database and your "user" and "templates" folder. Regards -- Armaghan Saqib SQL-Ledger Hosting - Reliable, fast, secure http://www.ledger123.com/ |