Updating

[Bill Corcoran]

i have successfully upgraded from 1.1 to 1.2 merely by "make install", 
overwriting the nagios program.  the config and plugins, not part of a 
make install, were untouched.  of course, you'd be a fool not to backup 
before trying this yourself.  all config & plugins worked fine after the 
upgrade.  i was a little upset that 1.2 was released not 24 hrs after i 
had installed 1.1  =)  but the upgrade was easy.

-bill

Jack Doyle wrote:

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> I see the latest version, 1.2, has been released.
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> What is the process for upgrading versions without losing
> configs, plugins, etc.?
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> John N. Doyle, Network+ Certified Professional
> Systems Operations Specialist
> Lewis-Gale Clinic Information Systems
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