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Question about the correct way to upgrade Kaltura on CentOS

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@juraganet wrote:

Hello all,
I'm very new in Kaltura and recently had been succeeded deploying Kaltura cluster, version 10.13.0
Now I need to upgrade to version 10.17.0 but I couldn't find a correct way to upgrade.

In the guide mentioned here: https://github.com/kaltura/platform-install-packages/blob/Jupiter-10.17.0/doc/rpm-cluster-deployment-instructions.md#upgrade-kaltura
The first step is to upgrade database using command:

## This operates on the DB and hence only needs to be done one. It requires the kaltura-base package and so must be run on a node that has it installed.
# /opt/kaltura/bin/kaltura-db-update.sh

But when I did this command it doesn't upgrade the database, instead it only do the old database. Below is command output after I added echo command into the update.sh file:

[root@batch ~]# /opt/kaltura/bin/kaltura-db-update.sh
10.90.151.147 /opt/kaltura/app/deployment/updates/sql/2014_01_19_category_entry_add_privacy_context.sql
10.90.151.147 /opt/kaltura/app/deployment/updates/sql/2013_10_22_add_drm_policy_table.sql
10.90.151.147 /opt/kaltura/app/deployment/updates/sql/2014_03_04_update_drm_device_table.sql
10.90.151.147 /opt/kaltura/app/deployment/updates/sql/2014_03_20_add_root_id_batch_job_lock.sql
10.90.151.147 /opt/kaltura/app/deployment/updates/sql/2014_01_22_create_delivery_table.sql

It can be seen that it only re-insert the old database, and no upgrade done.

Next command is:

# kaltura-base-config.sh [/path/to/ans/file]
# kaltura-front-config.sh [/path/to/ans/file]

But this also doesn't change anything....

So, if anyone could help, what is the correct step to upgrade Kaltura? Do I have to run yum install again from scratch?

Regards,
Arofat

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