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Namingo Upgrade Guide (from v1.0.0-RC4 or later)

Introduction

This guide will walk you through the steps to upgrade your registry system. The process involves backing up your current setup, cloning the latest code, making database changes, and updating configuration files. This upgrade guide is a work in progress, and some instructions might be generic or unclear, so please tune them for your specific situation.

Step 1: Backup Your Current Setup

  1. Backup Web and Registry Directories:
cp -r /var/www /var/www_backup
cp -r /opt/registry /opt/registry_backup
  1. Backup Database:
mysqldump -u your_username -p your_database_name > database_backup.sql

Step 2: Clone the Latest Code

  1. Clone the Repository:
git clone https://github.com/getnamingo/registry /opt/upgrade

Step 3a: Make Database Changes (from v1.0.0-RC4)

  1. Access MySQL Terminal:
mysql -u your_username -p
  1. Update registrar Table:
USE registry;

ALTER TABLE registrar 
CHANGE COLUMN `vat_number` `vatNumber` varchar(30) DEFAULT NULL,
ADD COLUMN `companyNumber` varchar(30) DEFAULT NULL BEFORE `vatNumber`;

UPDATE settings SET value = NULL WHERE name = 'launch_phases';

Step 3b: Make Database Changes (from v1.0.0-RC5)

  1. Access MySQL Terminal:
mysql -u your_username -p
  1. Update registrar Table:
USE registry;

ALTER TABLE `domain_price`
ADD `registrar_id` int(10) unsigned NULL AFTER `tldid`;

ALTER TABLE `domain_price`
ADD UNIQUE `tldid_command_registrar_id` (`tldid`, `command`, `registrar_id`),
DROP INDEX `unique_record`;

ALTER TABLE `domain_restore_price`
ADD `registrar_id` int(10) unsigned NULL AFTER `tldid`;

ALTER TABLE `domain_restore_price`
ADD UNIQUE `tldid_registrar_id` (`tldid`, `registrar_id`),
DROP INDEX `tldid`;

Warning: If you have already activated the database audit feature, you will need to update the respective audit table to reflect these changes as well.

Step 4: Update Configuration Files

  1. Add minimum_data Setting in config.php/.env Files: Open your configuration files and add the following setting:
// In config.php
'minimum_data' => false, // or true based on your requirement

// In .env
MINIMUM_DATA=false // or true based on your requirement
  1. Add zone_mode Setting in config.php/.env Files:
// In config.php
'zone_mode' => 'nice', // or 'default' based on your requirement

// In .env
ZONE_MODE=nice // or default based on your requirement
  1. Change records whois_ipv4/whois_ipv6/epp_host_ipv6/das_ipv4/das_ipv6 in config.php Files for WHOIS/DAS/EPP components to match the new version.

Step 5: Replace Old Files with New Files

  1. Make sure to preserve the old .env and config.php files.

  2. Replace Files in /opt/registry and /var/www:

cp -r /opt/upgrade/* /opt/registry/
cp -r /opt/upgrade/cp/* /var/www/
cp -r /opt/upgrade/whois/* /var/www/

Step 6: Delete Panel Cache and Update Composer

  1. Delete All Folders in /var/www/cp/cache:
find /var/www/cp/cache/* -type d -exec rm -rf {} +
  1. Run composer update in each component directory:
/opt/registry/epp
/opt/registry/das
/opt/registry/rdap
/opt/registry/whois/port43
/var/www/cp
/var/www/whois

Step 7: Restart Services

systemctl restart caddy
systemctl restart epp
systemctl restart whois
systemctl restart rdap
systemctl restart das

Conclusion

Following these steps will ensure that your registry system is upgraded successfully. If you encounter any issues, please refer to the documentation or contact support for assistance.