[solved] How to determine if installation is "Full Package"

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[solved] How to determine if installation is "Full Package"

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I've acquired a website built with CMSMS but an older version.

I need to upgrade to 1.10.3 but am not certain whether it needs a full package upgrade or just the English. How is this best determined?

Is it possible to do an English only upgrade even if the version being upgraded is the Full Package?
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Re: How to determine if installation is "Full Package" or no

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The admin/lang directory (currently) contains the nls files that determine the languages that the system knows about.

If yours only contains the english nls file, then you have the 'base' or 'english' package.

If your install contains a few nls files then you have the 'base/english' package with a few language packs added.

If you have a whole bunch of nls files (like 20 or more)... then just use the 'full' package.
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Re: How to determine if installation is "Full Package" or no

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Thank you.
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