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If you installed Unimus (or Unimus Core) using our Windows or Linux installers, you simply need to re-run the installer* to upgrade to the latest version.
The installer will take care of upgrading everything as required. All data will be migrated and you will be able to use Unimus just as before.

Normally, the process should be:
Stop Unimus service > Backup the DB > Rerun the latest installer

* On Windows, you need to download the latest installer, and then run it
* On Linux, the Linux installer script will automatically pull the latest application binary

Normally, the process should be:
Stop Unimus service > Backup the DB > Rerun the latest installer

Other deployments

If you are using a Portable version of Unimus (.exe, .jar, etc.), simply stop the current Unimus runtime, download the new release, and re-run.

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If you are using HSQL (the embedded file-based DB), simply make a backup of the database directory.
Windows: "C:\ProgramData\Unimus\hsql"
Linux: "/etc/unimus/hsql"

 

 

Update sequence

Since Unimus 2.0, updates are designed to bring your Unimus instance up to date from any previous version. You do NOT need to upgrade version-by-version.
What this mean in practice is that you can upgrade directly from for example 2.1 to 2.6, and you do NOT need to deploy the in-between versions.

If you are upgrading from v1 (any 1.x.x release), you will first need to upgrade to 2.0, and then you can update directly to the latest build in v2.