This file provides an overview of the MediaWiki upgrade process. For help with
-specific problems, check
+specific problems, you should check:
-* the documentation at https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents
+* the docs at https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents ;
* the mediawiki-l mailing list archive at
- http://lists.wikimedia.org/pipermail/mediawiki-l/
+ https://lists.wikimedia.org/pipermail/mediawiki-l/ ; and
* the bug tracker at https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/
-for information and workarounds to common issues.
+… for information and workarounds to common issues.
== Overview ==
-Comprehensive documentation on upgrading to the latest version of the software
-is available at https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Upgrading
+We provide comprehensive documentation on upgrading to the latest version of the
+software at https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Upgrading.
=== Consult the release notes ===
Before doing anything, stop and consult the release notes supplied with the new
version of the software. These detail bug fixes, new features and functionality,
-and any particular points that may need to be noted during the upgrade
-procedure.
+and any particular points that may need to be noted during the upgrade process.
=== Backup first ===
the upgrade scripts are somewhat robust, there is no guarantee that things will
not fail, leaving the database in an inconsistent state.
-https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Backing_up_a_wiki provides an overview of
-the backup process. You should also refer to the documentation for your
-database management system for information on backing up a database, and to
+https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Backing_up_a_wiki is an
+overview of the backup process. You should also refer to the documentation for
+your database management system for information on backing up a database, and to
your operating system documentation for information on making copies of files.
=== Perform the file upgrade ===
-Download the files for the new version of the software. These are available
-as a compressed "tar" archive from the Wikimedia Download Service
-(http://download.wikimedia.org/mediawiki).
+Download the files for the new version of the software. These are available as a
+compressed "tar" archive from the Wikimedia Download Service
+(https://releases.wikimedia.org/mediawiki/).
-You can also obtain the new files directly from our Git source code
-repository.
+You can also obtain the new files directly from our Git source code repository.
Replace the existing MediaWiki files with the new. You should preserve the
LocalSettings.php file and the "extensions" and "images" directories.
=== Perform the database upgrade ===
-As of 1.21, it is possible to separate schema changes (i.e. adding,
-dropping, or changing tables, fields, or indices) from all other
-database changes (e.g. populating fields). If you need this
-capability, see "From the command line" below.
+As of 1.21, it is possible to separate schema changes (i.e. adding, dropping, or
+changing tables, fields, or indices) from all other database changes (e.g.
+populating fields). If you need this capability, see "From the command line"
+below.
-==== From the web ====
+==== From the Web ====
-If you browse to the web-based installation script (usually at
-/mw-config/index.php) from your wiki installation you can follow the script and
+If you browse to the Web-based installation script (usually at
+./mw-config/index.php) from your wiki installation you can follow the script and
upgrade your database in place.
==== From the command line ====
tables, update existing tables, and move data around as needed. In most cases,
this is successful and nothing further needs to be done.
-If you need to separate out the schema changes so they can be run
-by someone with more privileges, then you can use the --schema option
-to produce a text file with the necessary commands. You can use
---schema, --noschema, $wgAllowSchemaUpdates as well as proper database
-permissions to enforce this separation.
+If you need to separate out the schema changes so they can be run by someone
+with more privileges, then you can use the --schema option to produce a text
+file with the necessary commands. You can use --schema, --noschema,
+$wgAllowSchemaUpdates as well as proper database permissions to enforce this
+separation.
=== Check configuration settings ===
-The names of configuration variables, and their default values and purposes,
-can change between release branches, e.g. $wgDisableUploads in 1.4 is replaced
-with $wgEnableUploads in later versions. When upgrading, consult the release
-notes to check for configuration changes which would alter the expected
-behavior of MediaWiki.
+The names of configuration variables, and their default values and purposes, can
+change between release branches, e.g. $wgDisableUploads in 1.4 is replaced with
+$wgEnableUploads in later versions. When upgrading, consult the release notes to
+check for configuration changes which would alter the expected behavior of
+MediaWiki.
=== Check installed extensions ===
It makes sense to test your wiki immediately following any kind of maintenance
procedure, and especially after upgrading; check that page views and edits work
-normally and that special pages continue to function, etc. and correct errors
+normally, that special pages continue to function, etc., and correct any errors
and quirks which reveal themselves.
You should also test any extensions, and upgrade these if necessary.
== Upgrading from 1.16 or earlier ==
-If you have a Chinese or Japanese wiki ($wgLanguageCode is set to one
-of "zh", "ja", or "yue") and you are using MySQL fulltext search, you
-will probably want to update the search index.
+If you have a Chinese or Japanese wiki ($wgLanguageCode is set to one of "zh",
+"ja", or "yue") and you are using MySQL fulltext search, you will probably want
+to update the search index.
-In the "maintenance" directory, run the updateDoubleWidthSearch.php
-script. This will update the searchindex table for those pages that
-contain double-byte latin characters.
+In the "maintenance" directory, run the updateDoubleWidthSearch.php script. This
+will update the searchindex table for those pages that contain double-byte Latin
+characters.
== Upgrading from 1.10 or earlier ==
-If upgrading from before 1.11, and you are using a wiki as a commons
-repository, make sure that it is updated as well. Otherwise, errors may arise
-due to database schema changes.
+If upgrading from before 1.11, and you are using a wiki as a commons repository,
+make sure that it is updated as well. Otherwise, errors may arise due to
+database schema changes.
== Upgrading from 1.8 or earlier ==
-MediaWiki 1.9 and later no longer keep default localized message text
-in the database; 'MediaWiki:'-namespace pages that do not exist in the
-database are simply transparently filled-in on demand.
+MediaWiki 1.9 and later no longer keep default localized message text in the
+database; 'MediaWiki:'-namespace pages that do not exist in the database are
+simply transparently filled-in on demand.
-The upgrade process will delete any 'MediaWiki:' pages which are left
-in the default state (last edited by 'MediaWiki default'). This may
-take a few moments, similar to the old initial setup.
+The upgrade process will delete any 'MediaWiki:' pages which are left in the
+default state (last edited by 'MediaWiki default'). This may take a few moments,
+similar to the old initial setup.
-Note that the large number of deletions may cause older edits to expire
-from the list on Special:Recentchanges, although the deletions themselves
-will be hidden by default. (Click "show bot edits" to list them.)
+Note that the large number of deletions may cause older edits to expire from the
+list on Special:Recentchanges, although the deletions themselves will be hidden
+by default. (Click "show bot edits" to list them.)
See RELEASE-NOTES for more details about new and changed options.
== Upgrading from 1.7 or earlier ==
-$wgDefaultUserOptions now contains all the defaults, not only overrides.
-If you're setting this as a complete array(), you may need to change it
-to set only specific items as recommended in DefaultSettings.php.
+$wgDefaultUserOptions now contains all the defaults, not only overrides. If you
+are setting this as a complete array(), you may need to change it to set only
+specific items as recommended in DefaultSettings.php.
== Upgrading from 1.6 or earlier ==
== Upgrading from 1.5 or earlier ==
-Major changes have been made to the schema from 1.4.x. The updater
-has not been fully tested for all conditions, and might well break.
+Major changes have been made to the schema from 1.4.x. The updater has not been
+fully tested for all conditions, and might well break.
-On a large site, the schema update might take a long time. It might
-explode, or leave your database half-done or otherwise badly hurting.
+On a large site, the schema update might take a long time. It might explode, or
+leave your database half-done or otherwise badly hurting.
-Among other changes, note that Latin-1 encoding (ISO-8859-1) is
-no longer supported. Latin-1 wikis will need to be upgraded to
-UTF-8; an experimental command-line upgrade helper script,
-'upgrade1_5.php', can do this -- run it prior to 'update.php' or
-the web upgrader.
+Among other changes, note that Latin-1 encoding (ISO-8859-1) is no longer
+supported. Latin-1 wikis will need to be upgraded to UTF-8; an experimental
+command-line upgrade helper script, 'upgrade1_5.php', can do this -- run it
+prior to 'update.php' or the Web upgrader.
-NOTE that upgrade1_5.php does not work properly with recent versions
-of MediaWiki. If upgrading a 1.4.x wiki, you should upgrade to 1.5
-first. upgrade1_5.php has been removed from MediaWiki 1.21.
+ NOTE that upgrade1_5.php does not work properly with recent versions of
+ MediaWiki. If upgrading a 1.4.x wiki, you should upgrade to 1.5 first.
+ upgrade1_5.php has been removed from MediaWiki 1.21.
-If you absolutely cannot make the UTF-8 upgrade work, you can try
-doing it by hand: dump your old database, convert the dump file
-using iconv as described here:
-http://portal.suse.com/sdb/en/2004/05/jbartsh_utf-8.html
-and then reimport it. You can also convert filenames using convmv,
-but note that the old directory hashes will no longer be valid,
-so you will also have to move them to new destinations.
+If you absolutely cannot make the UTF-8 upgrade work, you can try doing it by
+hand: dump your old database, convert the dump file using iconv as described
+here: http://portal.suse.com/sdb/en/2004/05/jbartsh_utf-8.html
+and then re-import it. You can also convert filenames using convmv, but note
+that the old directory hashes will no longer be valid, so you will also have to
+move them to new destinations.
Message changes:
-* A number of additional UI messages have been changed from HTML to
- wikitext, and will need to be manually fixed if customized.
+* A number of additional UI messages have been changed from HTML to wikitext,
+ and will need to be manually fixed if customized.
=== Configuration changes from 1.4.x: ===
$wgDisableUploads has been replaced with $wgEnableUploads.
-$wgWhitelistAccount has been replaced by the 'createaccount' permission
-key in $wgGroupPermissions. To emulate the old effect of setting:
+$wgWhitelistAccount has been replaced by the 'createaccount' permission key in
+$wgGroupPermissions. To emulate the old effect of setting:
$wgWhitelistAccount['user'] = 0;
set:
$wgGroupPermissions['*']['createaccount'] = false;
-$wgWhitelistEdit has been replaced by the 'edit' permission key.
-To emulate the old effect of setting:
+$wgWhitelistEdit has been replaced by the 'edit' permission key. To emulate the
+old effect of setting:
$wgWhitelistEdit = true;
set:
$wgGroupPermissions['*']['edit'] = false;
-If $wgWhitelistRead is set, you must also disable the 'read' permission
-for it to take affect on anonymous users:
+If $wgWhitelistRead is set, you must also disable the 'read' permission for it
+to take affect on anonymous users:
$wgWhitelistRead = array( "Main Page", "Special:Userlogin" );
$wgGroupPermissions['*']['read'] = false;
-Note that you can disable/enable several other permissions by modifying
-this configuration array in your LocalSettings.php; see DefaultSettings.php
-for the complete default permission set.
+Note that you can disable/enable several other permissions by modifying this
+configuration array in your LocalSettings.php; see DefaultSettings.php for the
+complete default permission set.
If using Memcached, you must enabled it differently now:
$wgUseMemCached = true;
== Upgrading from 1.4.2 or earlier ==
-1.4.3 has added new fields to the sitestats table. These fields are
-optional and help to speed Special:Statistics on large sites. If you
-choose not to run the database upgrades, everything will continue to
-work in 1.4.3.
+1.4.3 has added new fields to the sitestats table. These fields are optional and
+help to speed Special:Statistics on large sites. If you choose not to run the
+database upgrades, everything will continue to work in 1.4.3.
-You can apply the update by running maintenance/update.php, or
-manually run the SQL commands from this file:
+You can apply the update by running maintenance/update.php, or manually run the
+SQL commands from this file:
maintenance/archives/patch-ss_total_articles.sql
-
== Upgrading from 1.4rc1 or earlier betas ==
-The logging table has been altered from 1.4beta4 to 1.4beta5
-and again in 1.4.0 final. Copy in the new files and use the web
-installer to upgrade, or the command-line maintenance/update.php.
-
-If you cannot use the automated installers/updaters, you may
-update the table by manually running the SQL commands in these
-files:
- maintenance/archives/patch-log_params.sql
- maintenance/archives/patch-logging-title.sql
+The logging table has been altered from 1.4beta4 to 1.4beta5 and again in 1.4.0
+final. Copy in the new files and use the Web installer to upgrade, or the
+command-line maintenance/update.php.
+If you cannot use the automated installers/updaters, you may update the table by
+manually running the SQL commands in these files:
+ maintenance/archives/patch-log_params.sql
+ maintenance/archives/patch-logging-title.sql
== Upgrading from 1.3 or earlier ==
This should generally go smoothly.
-If you keep your LocalSettings.php, you may need to change the style paths
-to match the newly rearranged skin modules. Change these lines:
+If you keep your LocalSettings.php, you may need to change the style paths to
+match the newly rearranged skin modules. Change these lines:
$wgStylePath = "$wgScriptPath/stylesheets";
$wgStyleDirectory = "$IP/stylesheets";
$wgLogo = "$wgStylePath/images/wiki.png";
$wgStyleDirectory = "$IP/skins";
$wgLogo = "$wgStylePath/common/images/wiki.png";
-As well as new messages, the processing of some messages has changed.
-If you have customized them, please compare the new format using
-Special:Allmessages or the relevant LanguageXX.php files:
+As well as new messages, the processing of some messages has changed. If you
+have customized them, please compare the new format using Special:Allmessages or
+the relevant LanguageXX.php files:
* copyrightwarning
* dberrortext
* showhideminor
* unprotectedarticle
-Note that the 1.3 beta releases included a potential vulnerability if PHP
-is configured with register_globals on and the includes directory is
-served to the web. For general safety, turn register_globals *off* if you
-don't _really_ need it for another package.
-
-If your hosting provider turns it on and you can't turn it off yourself,
-send them a kind note explaining that it can expose their servers and their
-customers to attacks.
+Note that the 1.3 beta releases included a potential vulnerability if PHP is
+configured with register_globals on and the includes directory is served to the
+Web. For general safety, turn register_globals *off* if you don't _really_ need
+it for another package.
+If your hosting provider turns it on and you can't turn it off yourself, send
+them a kind note explaining that it can expose their servers and their customers
+to attacks.
== Upgrading from 1.2 or earlier ==
-If you've been using the MediaWiki: namespace for custom page templates,
-note that things are a little different. The Template: namespace has been
-added which is more powerful -- templates can include parameters for
-instance.
-
-If you were using custom MediaWiki: entries for text inclusions, they
-will *not* automatically be moved to Template: entries at upgrade time.
-Be sure to go through and check that everything is working properly;
-you can move them manually or you can try using moveCustomMessages.php
-in maintenance/archives to do it automatically, but this might break things.
+If you've been using the MediaWiki: namespace for custom page templates, note
+that things are a little different. The Template: namespace has been added which
+is more powerful -- templates can include parameters for instance.
-Also, be sure to pick the correct character encoding -- some languages were
-only available in Latin-1 on 1.2.x and are now available for Unicode as well.
-If you want to upgrade an existing wiki from Latin-1 to Unicode you'll have
-to dump the database to SQL, run it through iconv or another conversion tool,
-and restore it. Sorry.
+If you were using custom MediaWiki: entries for text inclusions, they will *not*
+automatically be moved to Template: entries at upgrade time. Be sure to go
+through and check that everything is working properly; you can move them
+manually or you can try using moveCustomMessages.php in maintenance/archives to
+do it automatically, but this might break things.
+Also, be sure to pick the correct character encoding -- some languages were only
+available in Latin-1 on 1.2.x and are now available for Unicode as well. If you
+want to upgrade an existing wiki from Latin-1 to Unicode you'll have to dump the
+database to SQL, run it through iconv or another conversion tool, and restore
+it. Sorry.
== Upgrading from 1.1 or earlier ==
This is less thoroughly tested, but should work.
-You need to specify the *admin* database username and password to the
-installer in order for it to successfully upgrade the database structure.
-You may wish to manually change the GRANTs later.
+You need to specify the *admin* database username and password to the installer
+in order for it to successfully upgrade the database structure. You may wish to
+manually change the GRANTs later.
-If you have a very old database (earlier than organized MediaWiki releases
-in late August 2003) you may need to manually run some of the update SQL
-scripts in maintenance/archives before the installer is able to pick up
-with remaining updates.
+If you have a very old database (earlier than organized MediaWiki releases in
+late August 2003) you may need to manually run some of the update SQL scripts in
+maintenance/archives before the installer is able to pick up with remaining
+updates.
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