I have a working install of RTFM (hardly used it but it does work). I’ve
just upgraded my installation of RTFM from v2.2.1 to v2.4.2 (latest). I
followed the instructions (perl Makefile.pm, make install).
However, upon viewing the version of the Perl module loaded under
Tools->Configuration->System Congfiguration, the version of the Perl
module RT::FM is still 2.2.1.
I then looked for the FM.pm vile as I know the version number is in
there. I now have two. A copy in /opt/rt3/local/lib/RT/FM.pm and
/opt/rt3/local/plugins/RT-FM/lib/RT/FM.pm. The first one is the old
version. The second is the new one.
So I went and simply renamed the files and folders in
/opt/rt3/local/lib/RT related to RTFM in the hope that RT would then
pickup the new version in the plugins folder. Didn’t happen. RT fell
over.
So my question is - how do I get RT to use the new version and not the
old one?
Don’t ask me how I ended up with an install in local/lib/RT - I have no
idea. I would have followed the instructions at the time of install as I
don’t know enough about Perl, and too scared of wrecking my RT install,
to play around. Everything was installed at the default paths.
Any help appreciated.
Kind regards,
Paul Broadwith (MBCS)
Microsoft Certified Professional
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