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duke
@musamensa
7 years ago
253 posts
I just tried to upgrade to the latest jr version but my website just went blank.
SOS

https://goo.gl/d9HQ0U
updated by @musamensa: 04/22/17 11:51:26AM
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duke
@musamensa
7 years ago
253 posts
The requested URL /modules/jrCore/router.php was not found on this server.

Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.
brian
@brian
7 years ago
10,148 posts
Did you do this upgrade form the marketplace? Does your server allow Symbolic links? Sounds like the link failed to create, but that still should not result in no router.php (we check for that specific condition).


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duke
@musamensa
7 years ago
253 posts
Hi,
I fixed it, i replaced the content of the jrCore folder with the previous version jrCore-release-6.0.5 and everything was restored, the jrCore folder only has 2 filels, i guess the upgrade was disrupted for some reason. I have upgraded to 6.0.6 and all seems fine.

Thanks
michael
@michael
7 years ago
7,718 posts
The way jamroom works is: Initially each module is housed on its own URL.

/modules/jrCore/*

Then after a marketplace update, the current version of the core gets moved off to its version number and the base directory becomes a symlink that points to the most recent version.

/modules/jrCore/
/modules/jrCore-ver-6.0.3/
/modules/jrCore-ver-6.0.4/

Well done for figuring that out.

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