This guide will explain how to upgrade to CloneDeploy 1.3.0 on Linux installations. This was specifically written for Ubuntu 16.04, make changes as necessary.

I. Upgrade Path

CloneDeploy upgrades are incremental. Only 1.2.x can be directly upgraded to CloneDeploy 1.3.0.

II. Notices

• The Linux Imaging Environment has changed. If you are using the client iso / usb, you must generate a new one after the upgrade.
• The WinPE Imaging Environment has changed.  If using WinPE you must create a new boot image using CloneDeployPE Builder 1.2.0
• The macOS Imaging Environment has changed.  If using that environment you must generate a new NBI using AutoCloneDeployNBI-1.3.3.3

III. Upgrade

Recommended before the upgrade: Update your linux box:

sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade 
sudo reboot 	#(if necessary)

sudo su

1. Download and unzip CloneDeploy-1.3.0-upgrade.zip to your home folder:

wget --content-disposition -P ~ "https://sourceforge.net/projects/clonedeploy/files/CloneDeploy 1.3.0/clonedeploy-1.3.0-upgrade.zip/download"

unzip ~/clonedeploy-1.3.0-upgrade.zip -d ~

3. Update tftpboot:

cp -r ~/clonedeploy-1.3.0-upgrade/tftpboot/* /tftpboot

4. Stop Apache service:

service apache2 stop

5. Rename CloneDeploy folder:

mv /var/www/html/clonedeploy{,.bak}
mkdir /var/www/html/clonedeploy

6. Copy the new CloneDeploy folder:

cp -r ~/clonedeploy-1.3.0-upgrade/frontend /var/www/html/clonedeploy

mkdir /var/www/html/clonedeploy/api
cp -r ~/clonedeploy-1.3.0-upgrade/application/* /var/www/html/clonedeploy/api

cp ~/clonedeploy-1.3.0-upgrade/clonedeploy.conf /etc/apache2/sites-available/

7. Open /var/www/html/clonedeploy.bak/web/Web.config
On or around line 8 find the database connection string and write down the password
On or around line 40 copy the dbencryption key value
7a. Open /var/www/html/clonedeploy/api/Web.config
On line 37 change xx_marker1_xx to your database password from step 8
On line 122 change xx_marker2_xx to your encryption key from step 8
8. Repair permissions in CD folder:

chown -R www-data.www-data /var/www/html/clonedeploy

9. Backup CD database (enter your database password when prompted):

mysqldump clonedeploy -v -u root -p > ~/cdbackup.sql

10. Update CD database (enter your database password when prompted):

mysql clonedeploy -v -u root -p < ~/clonedeploy-1.3.0-upgrade/1.3.0-update.sql

mysql clonedeploy -v -u root -p --execute="update images set image_environment = 'linux' where image_environment='';update images set image_environment = 'linux' where image_environment is null;"

11. Restart Apache service:

service apache2 start

You may need to clear your browser’s cache to reflect the new web design
Open the WebUI
Select Admin
Find the BaseURL and remove the service/client.asmx piece
Change the Tftp Server Ip to your server ip address
Save the settings
Click Yes to create a new boot menu when prompted
Click Create Boot Files
Done

13. Delete temporal files and exit from sudo:

rm -rf ~/clonedeploy-1.3.0-upgrade
rm ~/clonedeploy-1.3.0-upgrade.zip
rm ~/cdbackup.sql
exit