[horde] Problems Upgrading from Webmail Edition 5.1.3 to 5.1.4

["Jan-Philipp Hülshoff (horde-related-mails)"]

Am 31.03.2014 20:49, schrieb Erling Preben Hansen:
>  Citat af "Jan-Philipp Hülshoff (horde-related-mails)" <horde at bklosr.de>:
> 
>> Am 30.03.2014 01:06, schrieb Michael J Rubinsky:
>>> Quoting "Jan-Philipp Hülshoff (horde-related-mails)" <horde at bklosr.de>:
>>>
>>>> Hello,
>>>> I tried to upgrade my horde installation with
>>>>
>>>> pear upgrade -c horde
>>>>
>>>> today. Pear downloaded and installed some files. Afterwards
>>>>
>>>> HORDE_DIR/admin/config/index.php?check_versions=1
>>>>
>>>> Shows that Horde_ActiveSync has been updated, but turba for example is
>>>> not up to date.
>>>>
>>>> How to update that? Or is it a bug in the UI?
>>>
>>> If you are referring to the text that says that Turba's configuration is
>>> not up to date, you need to review and save Turba's configuration.
>>>  
>>
>> On the page HORDE_DIR/admin/config/index.php?check_versions=1 :
>> Application                                [...]     
>   Version Check
>> Horde Groupware Webmail Edition 5.1.3        [...]        A newer
>> version (5.1.4) exists.
>>
>> Address Book Address Book (turba) 4.1.3        [...]        A
> newer
>> version (4.1.4)
>> exists.
>>
>> See http://www.bklosr.de/download/horde.png
>>
>> I think that I updated the files in the pear library directory but not
>> the *.php files inside the folder served by the apache. Is that possible?
>>
>> Kind regards,
>> Jan-Philipp Hülshoff
>>
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> 
> Hey
> 
> was wandering...
> Is there any special reason to why you only uses the -c option to pear
> upgrade.
> 
> pear upgrade -c horde
> 
> when I read the upgrade guide it says:
> 
> Upgrading Horde (and all installed Horde libraries and applications) is as
> easy as running:
> 
> pear upgrade -a -B -c horde
> 
> That usually does it for mee..
> 
> /erling

Apparently no, there is no real reason.

This is what i was thinking of:
I did that because i don't wanted the unit tests (-a means
install/upgrade optional dependencies) and wanted to build the c
extensions (-B don't build C-code)

Seems like i need to reinstall and start from the beginning.

Kind regards,
 Jan-Philipp Hülshoff