drush vset maintenance_mode 0
Doesn’t bloody work with an Oracle install. Typical.
Well – today I don’t have the time nor the inclination to get to investigate, so, went in via the GUI, and set to maintenance mode.
Then I got on with the command line options.
drush dl
chown -R user:web-user drupal-7.xy
cd drupal-7.xy
rm -rf ./sites
cd ../
cp -pR html/sites/ ./drupal-7.xy/
chmod 000 drupal-7.xy/*.txt
chmod 644 drupal-7.xy/robots.txt
chown -R user:web-user drupal-7.xy
cd drupal-7.xy
rm -rf ./sites
cd ../
cp -pR html/sites/ ./drupal-7.xy/
chmod 000 drupal-7.xy/*.txt
chmod 644 drupal-7.xy/robots.txt
Yip-de-deee.
So – step one done, downloaded and copied most of the things as required.
Now need to patch the update.in file as I detailed here.
cp html/includes/update.inc.patch drupal-7.xy/includes/
cd drupal-7.xy/includes/
cp update.inc update.inc.bak
patch --dry-run -i update.inc.patch
patch -i update.inc.patch
diff update.inc.bak update.inc
chown user update.inc
cd drupal-7.xy/includes/
cp update.inc update.inc.bak
patch --dry-run -i update.inc.patch
patch -i update.inc.patch
diff update.inc.bak update.inc
chown user update.inc
Phew – now done the patch.
One last thing – copy the Oracle Database driver to the new area.
cp -pR html/includes/database/oracle ./drupal-7.xy/includes/database/
Now move the new directory into place, and run the update.php
mv html/ html-old
mv drupal-7.xy/ html/
mv drupal-7.xy/ html/
Browser to to http://www.site.name/update.php
All done..
Use Gui to turn off maintenance mode.
Clear cache from CLI
cd html/
drush cc all
drush cc all
Yippeeee….
Reckon I should (could) script that now…..
