BookStack - Upgrade unter Debian 13 (Trixie)
Vorbereitung
Vor einem Upgrade wird ein Backup der Datenbank und einiger Dateien empfohlen. Die Schritte dazu finden sich hier.
Upgrade
DiesesDas ScriptUpdate erstellterfolgt Backups,im löschtInstalaltionsverzeichnis das/var/www/bookstack:
Update Verzeichnis,des klont die aktuelle Version und stellt die benötigten Dateien und deren Berechtigungen wieder her.repository:
catgit >pull /root/upgrade-boockstak-on-debian-13.shorigin <<release
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Update der Datenbank:
php artisan migrate
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git clonepull https://github.com/BookStackApp/BookStack.git --branchorigin release
--single-branch bookstack
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# Install BookStack composer dependencies
function run_download_bookstack_vendor_files() {
cd "$BOOKSTACK_DIR" || exit
php ./bookstack-system-cli download-vendor
}php #artisan Restoremigrate
BooStack files from backup
function run_restore_files () {
cd "$BOOKSTACK_DIR" || exit
tar -xvzf /root/bookstack-files-backup-$SCRIPTTIME.tar.gz
}
# Set file and folder permissions
# Sets current user as owner user and www-data as owner group then
# provides group write access only to required directories.
# Hides the `.env` file so it's not visible to other users on the system.
function run_set_application_file_permissions() {
cd "$BOOKSTACK_DIR" || exit
chown -R www-data:www-data ./
chmod -R 755 ./
chmod -R 775 bootstrap/cache public/uploads storage
chmod 640 .env
# Tell git to ignore permission changes
git config core.fileMode false
}
info_msg "This script logs full output to $LOGPATH which may help upon issues."
sleep 1
run_pre_install_checks
#run_prompt_for_domain_if_required
#info_msg ""
#info_msg "Installing using the domain or IP \"$DOMAIN\""
#info_msg ""
#sleep 1
info_msg "[1/6] Backup BookStack database and files from ${BOOKSTACK_DIR}..."
run_bookstack_backups >> "$LOGPATH" 2>&1
info_msg "[2/6] Remove BookStack from ${BOOKSTACK_DIR}..."
run_bookstack_removal >> "$LOGPATH" 2>&1
info_msg "[3/6] Downloading BookStack to ${BOOKSTACK_DIR}..."
run_bookstack_download >> "$LOGPATH" 2>&1
info_msg "[4/6] Downloading PHP dependency files..."
run_download_bookstack_vendor_files >> "$LOGPATH" 2>&1
info_msg "[5/6] Restore files from backup..."
run_restore_files >> "$LOGPATH" 2>&1
info_msg "[6/6] Setting BookStack file & folder permissions..."
run_set_application_file_permissions >> "$LOGPATH" 2>&1
info_msg "----------------------------------------------------------------"
info_msg "Setup finished, your BookStack instance should now be upgraded!"
info_msg "----------------------------------------------------------------"
EOF
In addition, Clearing the system caches is also recommended:
php artisan cache:clear
php artisan config:clear
php artisan view:clear
When running update commands, your command line user will need permission to handle the required files and folders in the BookStack installation folder. You can find more details about required filesystem permissions here.