2. Upgrading LOCKSS 1.x

A diagram of eight consecutive arrow-shaped boxes, representing from left to right the steps of the migration workflow from LOCKSS 1.x to LOCKSS 2.x. The first box labeled "Upgrading LOCKSS 1.x" is highlighted in yellow, indicating the step in progress. The last seven boxes, successively labeled "Preparing the LOCKSS 2.x Host", "Installing LOCKSS 2.x", "Configuring LOCKSS 2.x for Migration", "Configuring LOCKSS 1.x for Migration", "Running the Migrator", "Reconfiguring LOCKSS 2.x for Normal Operation", and "Decommissioning LOCKSS 1.x", are not colored, indicating future steps.

The first task in the migration process is to upgrade your LOCKSS 1.x instance to LOCKSS 1.79.14, the latest version of LOCKSS 1.79.

If you have not done so already, upgrade your LOCKSS 1.x instance to LOCKSS 1.79.14 by following these steps [1]:

  1. LOCKSS 1.x host as root On your LOCKSS 1.x host, as root, run this systemctl command:

    systemctl stop lockss

    This will stop the LOCKSS 1.x instance.

  2. LOCKSS 1.x host as root Upgrade the lockss-daemon RPM package with a Dnf or Yum command, depending on your operating system:

    This operating system uses Dnf for package management. Run the following Dnf command (as root):

    dnf update lockss-daemon

    This operating system uses Dnf for package management. Run the following Dnf command (as root):

    dnf update lockss-daemon

    This operating system uses Yum for package management. Run the following Yum command (as root):

    yum update lockss-daemon

    This operating system uses Dnf for package management. Run the following Dnf command (as root):

    dnf update lockss-daemon

    This operating system uses Yum for package management. Run the following Yum command (as root):

    yum update lockss-daemon

    This operating system uses Dnf for package management. Run the following Dnf command (as root):

    dnf update lockss-daemon

    This operating system uses Yum for package management. Run the following Yum command (as root):

    yum update lockss-daemon

    This operating system uses Dnf for package management. Run the following Dnf command (as root):

    dnf update lockss-daemon

    This operating system uses Yum for package management. Run the following Yum command (as root):

    yum update lockss-daemon

    This operating system uses Dnf for package management. Run the following Dnf command (as root):

    dnf update lockss-daemon

    This operating system uses Yum for package management. Run the following Yum command (as root):

    yum update lockss-daemon

  3. LOCKSS 1.x host as root Run this systemctl command:

    systemctl start lockss

    This will start the LOCKSS 1.x instance.

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