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Drop MIGRATION

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Should think about making the upgrade section of the README more useful,
but this information isn't particularly helpful nowadays.
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--------- MIGRATION - Ampache v.3.6 -----------
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-- Upgrading ALL VERSIONS --
When upgrading Ampache extract the new .tar.gz into your existing
webpath, and then make sure that the /config/ampache.cfg.php from
your old install is copied into the new directory, then follow any
instructions provided via the web interface.
*** If you have any tag issues always run a verify after upgrading **
Specifics for upgrading between versions are provided below
- Migrating from Ampache 3.4.x --> 3.5
If Ampache reports that your config file is 'unreadable' after
upgrading open your config file and remove all configuration
options relating to RSS Feeds, these options should be at the bottom.
This is due to a change in PHP versions which is often done at the
same time as an Ampache upgrade.
- Migrating from Ampache 3.3.x --> 3.4
The config file format has changed, please follow the instructions
in the web interface. Depending on the age of your Ampache install
this may not work as a large number of pre 3.3.3.x updates were
removed from the update file.
- Migrating from Ampache 3.3.x --> 3.3.3
The newest release of Ampache will prompt Admins to download and
install a config file if their current one is out of date. While
ampache may work without the new config file, results may vary
it is strongly recommended that if prompted you install the newly
created config file.
- Migrating from Ampache 3.3 --> 3.x+
After running /update.php check /test.php to make sure that you
still meet all the requirements, and that your config file is up to
date.
- Migrating from Ampache 3.3 --> 3.3.x+
Rename your /config/ampache.cfg to /config/ampache.cfg.php
- Migrating from Ampache-3.1.0 --> 3.3
Follow the instructions found in $yourwebsite/update.php
- Migrating from Ampache-3.1-Alpha2 or Alpha --> Ampache 3.1-Alpha3
Please visit $yourwebsite/update.php to update the genre table.
If you are updating from Alpha2 to Alpha3 or higher.
This will invalidate your current catalog.
- Migrating from Ampache-3.0 --> Ampache3.1
The tools to migrate Ampache 3.0 to 3.1 Are no longer supported
and will not work against the newest versions of the software.
Sorry for any inconvience.