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README.txt
changeset 31 d4eaf4696b08
parent 18 f0f9929a4900
child 33 fec6dd7087be 
--- a/README.txt	Tue Dec 08 16:56:04 2009 +0100
+++ b/README.txt	Wed Dec 09 12:20:32 2009 +0100
@@ -25,16 +25,19 @@
 ------------
 - python (GPL compatible license)
 - python magic	(permissive BSD style license)
+- python development headers	(GPL compatible license)
 - python setuptools (PSF or ZPL - GPL compatible)
 - python uno (GPL)
 - pandoc
 - headless openoffice
+- git (GPL)
+- libyaml (permissive license)
 (all other python dependencies will be downloaded by buildout)
 
 Installation (development install)
 ============
-1. Install python2.5+ and all required python libraries
-	(ubuntu users : 'sudo apt-get install python python-magic python-setuptools python-uno')
+1. Install python2.5+ and all required libraries
+	(ubuntu users : 'sudo apt-get install python python-magic python-setuptools python-uno libyaml-0-1 python-dev git-core')
 2. Install pandoc
 	(ubuntu users : 'sudo apt-get install pandoc')
 3. Install openoffice (headless mode) [used for document conversion]
@@ -66,6 +69,7 @@
    - edit settings_local.py to suit your settings (search for 'YOUR_SETTINGS' occurrences, those are mandatory settings)
 8. Create the database structure (and test your database connection)
    - `./bin/django syncdb --settings=settings`
+   - `./bin/django migrate --settings=settings`
 9. Create basic right management system
    - `./bin/django loaddata roles_generic --settings=settings`
 10. Launch development server
@@ -76,6 +80,20 @@
 =============
 If you'd like to install Comt on a production environment, check out django installation guide at http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/modpython/
 
+Upgrade
+=======
+
+Normal upgrade
+--------------
+Upgrading you database should only need one command:
+   - `./bin/django migrate --settings=settings`
+   
+Upgrade from alpha releases
+----------------------------
+If your database was created using comt alpha prior to the revision 29, here are the commands you should run:
+   - `./bin/django migrate cm 0001_initial --skip`
+   - `./bin/django migrate migrate`
+
 Openoffice
 ==========
 Comt uses openoffice to convert documents from ODT, MS Word, etc. to html.
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