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# Migrate or upgrade iRedAdmin
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This tutorial describes how to update or migrate iRedAdmin (either open source
edition or old iRedAdmin-Pro release) to the latest iRedAdmin release (again,
either open source edition or iRedAdmin-Pro).
## Requirements
You __MUST__ have iRedAdmin open source edition or old iRedAdmin-Pro release
installed and running on your server before upgrading.
## Download the latest iRedAdmin
* iRedAdmin (open source edition) is available for download [here](http://www.iredmail.org/yum/misc/).
* How to download the latest iRedAdmin-Pro
All customers can get download link of new release by following below steps:
* Login to iRedAdmin-Pro as global admin.
* Click `License` button on the top-right corner. it will show you basic
license info and a `Download` button if new version is available.
* Click `Download` button, your mailbox (license owner) will receive an email
with download link in a short time. Note: if your mail server has greylisting
enabled, it may take longer, please be patient and don't request download
link again and again.
if you cannot download iRedAdmin-Pro for some reason, [contact us](../contact.html) directly.
## Upgrade Steps
* Upload or copy the latest iRedAdmin to your server which has iRedAdmin
open source edition or old iRedAdmin-Pro release running. We assume you
uploaded it to `/root/iRedAdmin-{BACKEND}-x.y.z.tar.bz2` ({BACKEND} is one
of `LDAP`, `MySQL`, `PGSQL`). We will use iRedAdmin-x.y.z below for
example, please replace x.y.z by the real file name. For example,
`iRedAdmin-Pro-LDAP-2.1.2.tar.bz2`.
* Uncompress and upgrade iRedAdmin:
```
# cd /root/
# tar xjf iRedAdmin-x.y.z.tar.bz2
# cd iRedAdmin-x.y.z/tools/
# bash upgrade_iredadmin.sh
```
* If you're running iRedMail-`0.8.7` or earlier version, please login to SQL
server as root user (for MySQL/MariaDB, it's `root` user, for PostgreSQL,
it's `postgres` user) to alter SQL table `iredadmin.log` with below SQL command:
* For OpenLDAP/MySQL/MariaDB backends: <pre>sql> USE iredadmin;
sql> ALTER TABLE log MODIFY COLUMN ip VARCHAR(40) NOT NULL DEFAULT '';
sql> ALTER TABLE log MODIFY COLUMN event VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL DEFAULT '';</pre>
* For PostgreSQL: <pre>sql> \c iredadmin;
sql> ALTER TABLE log ALTER COLUMN ip TYPE VARCHAR(40);
sql> ALTER TABLE log ALTER COLUMN event TYPE VARCHAR(20);</pre>
That's all. If it doesn't work for you, please post a new topic in our
[online support forum](http://www.iredmail.org/forum/).
## Additional steps
* To quarantine SPAM/Virus into SQL database and manage them with
iRedAdmin-Pro, please follow this tutorial to update Amavisd settings:
[Quarantining SPAM and Virus emails into SQL database](./quarantining.html)
* To manage white/blacklist with iRedAdmin-Pro, please enable
per-recipient policy lookup in Amavisd, and enable plugin `amavisd_wblist`
in iRedAPD config file (`/opt/iredapd/settings.py`, parameter `plugins =`):
[Amavisd: Enable per-recipient policy lookup](./amavisd.per-recipient.policy.lookup.html)
Note: Cluebringer still provides white/blacklists, but iRedAdmin-Pro
doesn't manage them anymore after iRedMail-0.9.0 release. So please
migreate Cluebringer white/blacklists to Amavisd database by following
this [forum post](http://www.iredmail.org/forum/post35480.html#p35480).