
Check the plugins that you installed on top of your Redmine application, some of them are only compatible with specific Redmine versions. On Windows, the default configuration is Apache with two Thin servers.
#UPGRADE BITNAMI REDMINE WINDOWS INSTALL#
Upload the file redmine_ to the new server. BitNami Redmine uses Apache with Passenger by default on OS X and Linux. Install it according to instructions In practice, it is simple wizard where you need to click 'next' 'next' and enter your Redmine login/ password 2) Installation of Easy Redmine on existing Bitnami Redmine 1. Stop Apache: $ sudo /opt/bitnami/ctlscript.sh stop apache Launch a new Redmine server and follow the steps below: $ tar czf /tmp/redmine-backup/redmine_ plugins Navigate to the Redmine installation directory: $ cd /opt/bitnami/redmineĬompress Redmine application and plugin files from the files directory into the temporary backup folder: $ tar czf /tmp/redmine-backup/redmine_ files

On the original Redmine server, follow the steps below:Ĭreate a temporary folder for the backup: $ mkdir /tmp/redmine-backupĬreate a database backup file named bitnami_redmine.sql in the temporary backup folder: $ mysqldump -u root -p -databases bitnami_redmine -add-drop-database > /tmp/redmine-backup/bitnami_redmine.sql This operation could take some time depending on the data size. mysqldump -u root -p bitnamiredmine > redminebackup.sql.

Remember that you should run this command from the BitNami Redmine Stack console. The recommended way to upgrade Redmine is to migrate all the data to a fresh Bitnami installation, which runs the updated version of Redmine. If you are interested in a backup of only the database data, you can create a dump file using the mysqldump tool.

If you have important data, it is advisable that you create and try to restore a backup to ensure that everything works properly. It is strongly recommended that you create a full backup before starting the update process.
