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Installing or Upgrading
STEP 1
The example below will install version 2.0.0. If you have access to a later version you will need to use that version number.
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Enable maintenance mode
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bin/magento maintenance:enable |
STEP 2
Install composer package(s)
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If you are performing the installation for the first time, you will be prompted for the username and password. These credentials will be provided to you when you submit your order with us. If you lost your credentials, please contact us via our service desk. |
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Upgrade Magento via command line.
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bin/magento cache:clean |
Disable maintenance mode
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bin/magento maintenance:disable |
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If you are using Nginx and/or varnish, a restart is required after the installation and most likely after the upgrade |
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sudo service nginx restart && sudo service varnish restart |
STEP 3
Configure new CRON jobs. See Setting up CRON jobs.
Uninstalling
Example The example below will remove our module from your Magento installation
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