I recently upgraded my Ubuntu server to Lucid Lynx 10.04LTS. This went ok.
I then decided it was time to upgrade my KnoledgeTree community edition from 3.6.1 to the latest 3.7.2 which had been sat on my desktop since it's release. This did not go so well.
Initially had problems with swftools but managed to get this sorted. The install failed right at the end when the script could not get control of port 80 because there was already something using it - apache2 I assume. I assume that this means the install had not managed to stop the KTDM services running.
As a consequence when I tried to run the last bit of the installation by accessing http://127.0.0.1/knowledgeTree this address was not found. Since I could still access the Version 3.6.1 KTDMS running I assume that the install process has failed and left everythuing in a safe state.
I could do with some help as to what I should do next since I am a bit of a Linux novice!
I'm guessing that I need to manually stop the KTDMS services from running using the following "sudo /opt/ktdms/./dmsctl.sh stop". I have tried to stop the services without much success!
If I can stop the services can I then re-run the install script without doing anything else even though the first attempt got 90% through?
Would a better bet be to uninstall version 3.6.1 completely and start from scratch? Do I still need to stop the services first? As I understand this leaves the documents folder alone so I wouldn't loose everything but even if I did there are only a few documents in the database so far and I have copies elsewhere.
Help much appreciated.