UPGRADE Instructions for existing users of Double Choco Latte

 1.	IMPORTANT: Backup your existing DCL installation AND database before performing these steps.  
	See the appropriate documentation for your SQL server for instructions to perform backups.

 2.	PostgreSQL: 
	a.	Upgrade the database by executing 'psql -e name_of_database < upgradedb.pgsql'
	b.	Grant access to the web server by editing the grant.sh file for your system and executing 
		it (i.e., 'sh grant.sh').  Be sure the grantTo variable is equal to the user the web 
		server runs as (in httpd.conf for Apache).

 3.	MySQL: Update the database by executing 'mysql name_of_database < upgradedb.mysql'

 4.	Backup inc/config.php and rename config.php.default to config.php and edit config.php for 
	your world.  Comments are provided.
    a.	Copy any configuration options you have changed from the old config to the new one.
	b.	From version 20010321 forward, config settings are stored in the db.  There should be
		no need to upgrade the config.php from this version forward unless you are adding new
		domains.

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* NOTE FOR USERS OF PRE-20010911 VERSIONS                                                                        *
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The directory structure of 20010911 and later utilize a directory structure friendly with phpGroupWare,
yet can also operate in a stand-alone environment.  To upgrade, you may want to follow these guidelines:

* Move the original DCL tree out of the way
* Move the new tree into place
* Copy the attachments, prj, and checklists directories from the old installation to the new one
	***** BETTER YET: 20010911 and later have a config path for the file attachments.  You can move the files
	*****             outside of the web server documents directory to gain a little extra security.  Keep in
	*****             mind that the user the web server is running as needs read and write access to the
	*****             directories.
* Copy any template sets you may have created
