Changes to gnats/doc/p-inst.texi

[Yngve Svendsen]

Index: gnats/doc/p-inst.texi
diff -c gnats/doc/p-inst.texi:1.20 gnats/doc/p-inst.texi:1.21
*** gnats/doc/p-inst.texi:1.20  Tue Oct 15 10:01:39 2002
--- gnats/doc/p-inst.texi       Thu Oct 24 08:39:52 2002
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- @c remember to put in the autoload stuff!!!!  see the .el files
- 
  @c This file is included as a chapter in gnats.texi.
  
  @cindex installing GNATS
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  into account when upgrading is the fact that the database index format
  is binary in a default installation of @sc{gnats} 4.  Thus, you will
  need to regenerate your database index by using the @code{gen-index}
! tool.
  
  Apart from building and installing new binaries, the major changes which
  impinge on the upgrade procedure are all on the configuration side.  The
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  into account when upgrading is the fact that the database index format
  is binary in a default installation of @sc{gnats} 4.  Thus, you will
  need to regenerate your database index by using the @code{gen-index}
! tool.  In addition, if your old @sc{gnats} installation was so-called
! ``release-based'', you need to make some simple modifications to the
! database setup file @file{dbconfig}.  See below for details.
  
  Apart from building and installing new binaries, the major changes which
  impinge on the upgrade procedure are all on the configuration side.  The
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  settings available in the @sc{gnats} 4 @file{dbconfig} file, you should
  take some time to review them all before proceeding.  @xref{dbconfig
  file,,The @file{dbconfig} file}.
+ 
+ If your old @sc{gnats} installations was release-based, i.e. it included
+ the fields Quarter, Keywords and Date-Required, you need to define those
+ fields in the @file{dbconfig} file by following the instructions in
+ @ref{release-based support,,Supporting old @sc{gnats} ``release-based''
+ fields}.
  
  @item
  @sc{gnats} 4 uses a different password format in the