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#12734
Updating extensions on slave site 7 Years, 6 Months ago Karma: 0
Hi,

We are using joomla version 3.4.8 and JMS version 1.3.34 - basic and we are not able to update any extension on the slave site. We have a component installed called "JV Contact" on both master/slave site and we have updated the version on master site successfully but when we tried to update it on the slave site a blank page appears. Enabled error reporting also but not able to see any errors.

Is there any way when we update any extension on master site then it applies to slave site also? OR any direct method like run SQL queries on db and place file manually?

Thanks
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#12740
Re: Updating extensions on slave site 7 Years, 5 Months ago Karma: 54
The upGrade of an extension mean that you have both PHP and MySQL database structure that is modified.
Therefore, when you install a new version of an extension in the master and that DB structure is modified for this extension, you have to re-install the extension in the slave sites.

Remark: some extensions may have a special installer and may are rejected for the re-installation from the slave sites.
It is possible to disable the JMS version verification in the JMS Settings menu.
Set "Ignore Version verification" to yes

If it does not work, you have the JMS Maintenance menu that helps you identifying the difference between the DB structure present in the master and those present in the slave sites.
Before doing Fix DB with JMS Maintenance we recommend to use the following procedure.

- Review each proposed DB structure for the extension in each site and do "copy SQL" into the free text area.
- Once you have the SQL ready, select in the combo "Free SQL only" to ensure that no other SQL statement will be execute.
- In the top right of the JMS Maintenance, select the default action = "Ignore".
So that, none of the SQL proposed everywhere will be executed.
Only the one with "Free SQL only" will be executed.

- When you have cross-check what you want to execute, click "Fix DB" button in the top.
This is execute all the MySQL statement present in all the Free SQL text area.
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#12745
Re: Updating extensions on slave site 7 Years, 4 Months ago Karma: 0
Thanks for this info.
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Re: Updating extensions on slave site 6 Years, 9 Months ago Karma: 0
Thanks for sharing here about component "JV Contact" which is very valuable information for one of my Joomla learner student.
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