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phpwiki (1.3.12p3-2) unstable; urgency=low
This version of the package adds support for managing databases via
dbconfig-common. This means that there is no strict dependency on
SQLite any longer. Instead we Depend on a php extension for either
mysql, postgresql or sqlite and Recommend the mysql, postgresql or
sqlite clients.
For best results you should ensure that the database client and php
extension are installed before installing PHPwiki, if they are not the
dbconfig-common scripts may not be able to complete. This situation is
handled gracefully and you can restart the installation of PHPwiki once
you have installed the missing packages.
-- Matt Brown <debian@mattb.net.nz> Sun, 27 Aug 2006 23:40:52 +1200
phpwiki (1.3.12p3-1) unstable; urgency=low
It is now recommended that you run the PHPwiki Upgrade Wizard after
upgrading the package to deal with new 'default' Wiki pages (those that
are shipped with PHPwiki) and the movement of data within the database.
The upgrade wizard can be found at:
http://<servername>/<wikilocation>/?action=upgrade
eg:
http://localhost/phpwiki/?action=upgrade
The Debian package modifies the upgrade wizard slightly to provide more
robust database upgrades which will require you to perform extra work
to upgrade external (non package managed) PHPwiki installations.
See README.Debian for full details.
-- Matt Brown <debian@mattb.net.nz> Sat, 22 Jul 2006 17:11:36 +1200
phpwiki (1.3.12p2-1) unstable; urgency=low
PHPwiki on AMD64 systems using PHP4 and the SQLite backend is currently
broken due to a bug in the php4-sqlite package. Until this bug is resolved
you have two options to workaround this bug and have a working PHPwiki
install on an AMD64 system.
1) Use PHP5
2) Use a database backend other than sqlite
Sorry for the inconvenience. Further details can be found in bug #361605.
-- Matt Brown <debian@mattb.net.nz> Sun, 9 Apr 2006 17:52:33 +1200
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