

In pydio 8, the brand new updater plugin eases the transition to the latest version. UPGRADING FROM PREVIOUS VERSION Pydio Updater Plugin

Restart apache sudo service apache2 restart


If you have already installed php7 or are in the process of setting up php7, then you can invert the parameters : a2enmod php5 Install the main PPA for PHP sudo apt-get install -yq software-properties-commonĬonfigure the pydio repository as well as its dependencies echo "deb trusty main" > /etc/apt//pydio.listĮnable the correct apache php module - Note that by default, php5 is installed on Ubuntu 14.04, so these instructions are enabling the php5 module version that Pydio is compatible with. Stop apache if it is running sudo service apache2 stop Now, install pydio sudo apt-get install pydioįirst, configure the pydio repository as well as its dependencies echo "deb zesty main" > /etc/apt//pydio.listįirst, configure the pydio repository as well as its dependencies echo "deb xenial main" > /etc/apt//pydio.list Now update all repositories, with https support if not already installed sudo apt-get install apt-transport-https debian-keyring debian-archive-keyringįirst, configure the pydio repository as well as its dependencies echo "deb artful main" > /etc/apt//pydio.list Now update all repositories, with https support if not already installed sudo apt-get install apt-transport-httpsĪnd finally install pydio sudo apt-get install pydioĮcho "deb jessie-backports main" > /etc/apt//pydio.listĮnsure that wheezy-backports repositories are enabled in /etc/apt/sources.list : deb wheezy-backports mainĬonfigure the pydio repository as well as its dependencies # DotDebĮcho "deb wheezy-php56 all" > /etc/apt//dotdeb.listĮcho "deb-src wheezy-php56 all" > /etc/apt//dotdeb.listĮcho "deb wheezy-backports main" > /etc/apt//pydio.list Time to move to Pydio Cells! Debian 9 (Stretch)Ĭonfigure the pydio repository # Pydio Community repositoriesĮcho "deb stretch main" > /etc/apt//pydio.list WARNING This documentation is for Pydio 8 (PHP).
