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h1. Upgrade to Leginon System version 30 from version 22 (Linux) Leginon/Appion 3.0 release web image viewer will not be compatible with CentOS 5 due to prerequisites of REDUX, the new image server that is compatible with php 5.3 used in modern os. The Leginon processing server code is still compatible with python 2.4 which came with CentOS 5 but the development from now on will assume python version 2.6 along with other default yum installed packages of CentOS 6. Since this is a major change, if you have an older computer where all parts of Leginon are installed and want to keep the data in the old database, this is a good time to migrate the web server and processing server to a new computer and make the old CentOS 5 computer the dedicate database computer. h1. Database server If Database server is NOT separated from web server, the database should first be exported so that it can later be imported to the newer mysql version on CentOS6. Direct file copy of the database files will does not work. require upgrade. h1. Upgrade web server h2. Follow [[Web_Server_Installation|Complete Web Server Installation]] including os upgrade to CentOS 6 if you are upgrading from the non-redux version of myami 2.2 Other OS with php 5.3 and above should also work but we can't provide instruction for all individual cases. # Preliminary document for Ubuntu [[Myami_on_Ubuntu]] h1. Upgrade processing server h2. OS upgrade to CentOS 6 upgrade is OPTIONAL for stand-alone processing server h2. Download myami 3.0 source code <pre> svn co http://emg.nysbc.org/svn/myami/branches/myami-3.0/ </pre> h2. Install Appion/Leginon Packages h3. Install all the myami python packages _except appion_ using the following script: <pre> cd /your_download_area cd myami sudo ./pysetup.sh install </pre> That will install each package, and report any failures. To determine the cause of failure, see the generated log file "pysetup.log". If necessary, you can enter a specific package directory and run the python setup command manually. For example, if sinedon failed to install, you can try again like this: <pre> cd sinedon sudo python setup.py install </pre> h3. Move leginon.cfg/instruments.cfg/sinedon.cfg if it was saved with the old installation. Run this script to find out where it was: <pre> cd /your_download_area/myami/leginion/ ./configcheck.py </pre> If the script can not find leginon.cfg, and you found a copy of leginon.cfg in $PYTHONSITEPKG/leginon/config from the last installation, move that leginon.cfg to $PYTHONSITEPKG/leginon. {{include(Appion:Run Database Update Script)}} ______ [[How_to_Update_from_v22_(Instrument_Windows_Computer)| How to Update from v2.2 (Instrument Computer) >]] ______