Depending on which version of Moab you are presently running, upgrade instructions may vary. If you are presently running 5.4, you must upgrade first to 6.0 and then to 6.1 if you want to run 6.1. Perform the steps that follow for upgrading to 6.0 first; then repeat the steps for upgrading to 6.1. If you are presently running 6.0 and want to upgrade to 6.1, just perform the steps that follow.
Upgrading Moab may require changing the database. Please see the README.database file included in the Moab distribution for specific version information. Also, please see Migrating Your Database to Newer Versions of Moab for specific details on migrating your database from 5.4 to 6.0 and from 6.0 to 6.1.
You can test the newest version of Moab on your system (before making the new version live) to verify your policies, scripts, and queues work the way you want them to.
The Moab 5.4 uninstaller does not remove the
5.4 man pages. These must be removed manually when upgrading from
Moab 5.4. You can use this script to remove the man pages: ------Start of script------ |
To upgrade Moab
> tar -xzvf moab-6.1.0.tar.gz
> cd moab-6.1.0
Use the same configure options as when Moab was installed previously. If you cannot remember which options were used previously, check the config.log file in the directory where the previous version of Moab was installed from.
For a complete list of configure options, use ./configure --help.
The Moab server must be stopped before the new version is installed.
> mschedctl -k moab will be shutdown immediately
While Moab is down:
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> sudo make install
Moab should be installed by root. If you cannot install Moab as root, please contact Customer Support. |
> moab --about Defaults: server=:42559 cfgdir=/opt/moab vardir=/opt/moab Build dir: /home/admin01/dev/moab/ Build host: node01 Build date: Tue May 17 16:38:27 MST 2011 Build args: NA Compiled as little endian. Version: moab server 6.1.0 (revision 992) Copyright 2011 Adaptive Computing Enterprises, Inc., All Rights Reserved
> moab
moabd is a safe and recommended method of starting Moab if things are not installed in their default locations. |
The Moab database schema might change from release to release. Please see Migrating Your Database to Newer Versions of Moab for more information.
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