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4	1. Upgrading from version 0.1.x and 0.2.x
5	2. Upgrading from version 0.03
6	3. Upgrading from version 0.02
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81. Upgrading from version 0.1.x and 0.2.x
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11The uptimed configuration file has been expanded to support new options. You
12probably want to merge your custom configuration from 'uptimed.conf' with
13the sample file called 'uptimed.conf-dist'.
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152. Upgrading from version 0.03
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18The location of bootid and logfiles have changed to the /var/spool/uptimed/
19directory. This directory has already been created by 'make install'.
20However, you also need to move the old logfiles to the new location.
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22First, shut down any running uptimed daemons.
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24	killall uptimed
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26(Note that the killall command might not have the desired effect on
27non-Linux systems.)
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29Now move the old files:
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31	mv /etc/uptimed.log /var/spool/uptimed/records
32	mv /var/run/uptimed.bootid /var/spool/uptimed/bootid
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34Finally, start the (new) uptimed daemon:
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36	uptimed
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38Now follow the instructions as if you were upgrading from version 0.1.0.
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403. Upgrading from version 0.02
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43Versions 0.03 and higher log system information into the logfile. You have
44to convert these logfiles manually:
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46First, shut down any running uptimed daemons.
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48	killall uptimed
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50(Note that the killall command might not have the desired effect on
51non-Linux systems.)
52
53Edit the file /etc/uptimed.log and change the entries from the format
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55uptime:boottime
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57uptime:bootttime:systeminfo
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59Example:
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61377428:943880710
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63377428:943880710:Linux 2.2.13
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65Now follow the instructions as if you were upgrading from version 0.03.
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