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I have a Windows service written in C# using VS2005. The installation is via a wizard that calls msiexec to install the msi file also created using VS2005. I am having trouble generating an msi file that will upgrade from one version of the service to another. The wizard program handles detection of the currently installed version, stopping the service, coming up with an appropriate command-line for msiexec and then re-starting the service. The existing msi has a version property of 1.1.02, the new one is 1.1.03. The product and upgrade codes are identical. Uninstalling 1.1.02 manually via add

I have an existing project, which has react@15 and all it's dependencies according to that. But now I have to upgrade to react@16 along with it's dependencies. Now, the problem is - there are a lot of dependencies and it is very time consuming to identify version of each dependency. So, I was wondering if there was a way where I could upgrade the versions of React and it's dependencies mentioned in package.json , without manually modifying the package.json file. Using npm Latest version while still respecting the semver in your package.json: npm update <package-name> . So, if your package.json

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I'm playing around with the rpm -upgrade command and noticed rpm has different ways of handling modified configuration files so it doesn't get lost during the upgrade. From what I understand, if a config file was modified and the package is upgraded with rpm -U, rpm will rename the original properties file as {file}.rpmsave and install the new configuration file with the original file name {file}. However, when I attempt to run rpm -U with the package I've created, what I actually see is the original configuration file gets deleted and the new configuration file gets renamed to {file}.rpmsave.

由于需求要使用xen 4.0提供虚拟化,所以需要将线上一些debian 5系统升级为debian 6. 1.修改源为debian 6 root@10.1.6.200:~# cat /etc/debian_version 5.0.2 root@10.1.6.200:~# vim /etc/apt/sources.list deb http://mirrors.163.com/debian squeeze main non-free contrib 2.更新源,这里使用dist-upgrade,而没有使用upgrade,稍后解释. root@10.1.6.200:~# apt-get dist-upgrade 之后就是安装升级包,基本上一路按默认提示安装即可. 最后装完,查看版本 root@10.1.6.200:~# cat /etc/debian_version 6.0.2 3.既然系统已升级为debian6,之后就可以装xen4.0 root@10.1.6.200:~#apt-get install linux-image-2.6.32-5-amd64 linux-headers-2.6.32-5-amd64 root@10.1.6.200:~#apt-get install linux-image-2.6.32-5-xen-amd64 xen-linux-system-2.6

I recently asked a question that got shot down for being too strongly worded. I'm having another go today because it's something I really am concerned about and I really do want feedback and ideas from the smart people on SO. IE6 isn't quite the bane of my existence, but it's close. I'm a web-developer and spend too much time fixing things for IE6. Considering its age and relative quality, I'm shocked so many people are still using it. I understand that some companies still use it for legacy internal webapp support but I've found two companies now that haven't upgraded solely because XP's