Upgrading an ancient Jamrooom
Installation and Configuration
Hi Paul,
sure. possible to have a rough estimate first perhaps? currency exchange rate is often not on my side.
my email is grymlock@gmail.com
Thanks Paul, Michael
Razif
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Upgrading an ancient Jamrooom
Installation and Configuration
LOL i think that time we also made it with dial-up in mind
if it's possible to have the users and profiles from JR2.4 to JR6, I think it would be great! as opposed to having to build the user base back from scratch.
But if it's too much trouble, then it's okayyy. I'm mentally ready to rebuild! :D
Thanks for looking into it Michael.
Upgrading an ancient Jamrooom
Installation and Configuration
Sorry Michael, didn't notice the reply.. the SQL file is around 400MB. I'll send the link to support.
I brought the old site back online but I think I'm just going to make it as an archive site. Even the youngest users last time, are now daddies and uncles LOL. Around 80-90% of the bands there are no longer active and some by now have gone mainstream.
perhaps I'll just build another one with the latest Jamroom and start everything back from scratch. Maybe this is a less painful way to go? But it's nice to have at least some content to start with for the new site.
so for now, the time capsule is here
https://archive.i-bands.net/
My students had a great laugh talking about my ancient site design.
Upgrading an ancient Jamrooom
Installation and Configuration
ah okay. noted Michael.
I think I found the files and instructions to upgrade on the Jamroom archive site. Paul mentioned that there's a tool to upgrade from JR4 to JR6. So this means that I need to do JR2 to JR3, then JR3 to JR4, and finally JR4 to JR6.
I can do this on localhost right? or do I need to do it live?
Upgrading an ancient Jamrooom
Installation and Configuration
Hi Paul. Thanks for the link! I'll just give it a try and see how it goes. I'm trying to locate my old hard drives too. I pretty sure I've downloaded every jamroom updates. Just never got around to actually do it... and suddenly.. it has been many many years LOL.
Upgrading an ancient Jamrooom
Installation and Configuration
Hi guys,
I've been meaning to bring back my old jamroom site, but the last time we took it offline, it was at version 2.44.
Is there a way to download all the older versions from 2.44 onwards? I don't think I can just upgrade to the latest version directly from 2.44 correct?
please advice.
Razif
updated by @grymlock: 08/27/22 08:49:07AM
