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Add an update script for Linux

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Bernd Bestel
2018-07-25 08:22:27 +02:00
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@@ -23,7 +23,9 @@ If you use nginx as your webserver, please include `try_files $uri /index.php;`
If, however, your webserver does not support URL rewriting, set `DISABLE_URL_REWRITING` in `data/config.php` (`Setting('DISABLE_URL_REWRITING', true);`).
## How to update
Just overwrite everything with the latest release while keeping the `/data` directory, check `config-dist.php` for new configuration options and add them to your `data/config.php` (the default from values `config-dist.php` will be used for not in `data/config.php` defined settings).
Just overwrite everything with the latest release while keeping the `/data` directory, check `config-dist.php` for new configuration options and add them to your `data/config.php` (the default from values `config-dist.php` will be used for not in `data/config.php` defined settings). Just to be sure, please empty `/data/viewcache`.
If you run grocy on Linux, there is also `/update.sh` (beside the basic tools `unzip` is needed) which does exact this and additionally creates a backup (`.tgz` archive) of the current installation in `/data/backups` (backups older than 60 days will be deleted during the update).
## Localization
grocy is fully localizable - the default language is English (integrated into code), a German localization is always maintained by me. There is one file per language in the `localization` directory, if you want to create a translation, it's best to copy `localization/de.php` to a new one (e. g. `localization/it.php`) and translating all strings there. (Language can be changed in `data/config.php`, e. g. `Setting('CULTURE', 'it');`)