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Alright, it's quite simple then.

  1. Do these steps from your computer:
    1. Download the latest IPS version package,
    2. Extract the archive,
    3. Delete unnecessary files (anything related to nulled software, like validators, or readme files),
    4. Rename your admin directory if you changed in your server,
    5. Archive it back in ZIP, don't forget to do this from root directory,
    6. Transfer the archive to your server
  2. Continue from your server
    1. Move your archive to the root directory (generally it's /var/www/html)
    2. Type 'unzip <archivename>.zip'
    3. Press A to confirm to overwrite all files
  3. Don't forget to backup your database and files first! You can simply backup files with ZIP command and database with phpMyAdmin database output.
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4 hours ago, Scharynche said:

Alright, it's quite simple then.

  1. Do these steps from your computer:
    1. Download the latest IPS version package,
    2. Extract the archive,
    3. Delete unnecessary files (anything related to nulled software, like validators, or readme files),
    4. Rename your admin directory if you changed in your server,
    5. Archive it back in ZIP, don't forget to do this from root directory,
    6. Transfer the archive to your server
  2. Continue from your server
    1. Move your archive to the root directory (generally it's /var/www/html)
    2. Type 'unzip <archivename>.zip'
    3. Press A to confirm to overwrite all files
  3. Don't forget to backup your database and files first! You can simply backup files with ZIP command and database with phpMyAdmin database output.

What about step 4, going to /admin/upgrade/ and following the steps?

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7 minutes ago, Phun said:

What about step 4, going to /admin/upgrade/ and following the steps?

IPS will detect new files and will tell the user to upgrade the software when he/she opens the website. But yes.

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Worked like a charm, googled the proper way to do it and it's pretty much the same way Mr. Scharynche stated except you do have to go yourwebsite.com/admin/upgrade in order to upgrade because when I did it my website had a fatal error message appear. Thanks sir!

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44 minutes ago, AdamLopez13 said:

Worked like a charm, googled the proper way to do it and it's pretty much the same way Mr. Scharynche stated except you do have to go yourwebsite.com/admin/upgrade in order to upgrade because when I did it my website had a fatal error message appear. Thanks sir!

You're welcome, I was just sharing my experience.

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