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Upgrade CrudeSync

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  • Last UpdatedAug 14, 2026
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  1. In the new CrudeSync installation folder (assumed to be D:\Web\SpiralSuite\CrudeSync\<NewCrudeSync>) extract the CrudeSyncCore.zip package. These instructions assume you extract the package into a CrudeSyncCore subfolder.

  2. Open a command prompt or PowerShell console in the <NewCrudeSync>\DatabaseUpgrade\net8.0 folder and run the following command, replacing <ServerName> with the location of your database server. If you have chosen not to enable SQL Server TLS, add Encrypt=False; to the ConnectionString string.

    Spiral.DatabaseUpgrade.Console.exe AlterDBUpgrade /AlterDBPath=".\Scripts" /ConnectionString="Integrated Security=SSPI; Persist Security Info=False; Initial Catalog=CrudeSync; Data Source=<ServerName>;" /FirstAlterDBToRun=AlterDb70.sql

    Note that <ServerName> should include the instance, if appropriate. Make sure to escape any backslashes: for example, write Data Source=.\\SQL2017 instead of Data Source=.\SQL2017. Also, beware of line breaks in the printed version of this document: the above is one command on a single line.

  3. Open the Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.

  4. Click Application Pools. In the list of pools, right-click on CrudeSync and choose Basic Settings. The Edit Application Pool dialog box opens.

  5. If .NET CLR version is set to a v4.0 version, change it to No Managed Code. Click OK.

  6. Expand Default Web Site and right-click the CrudeSync application.

  7. Select Manage Application and click Advanced Settings.

  8. Modify the Physical Path attribute to point at the new CrudeSyncCore folder (D:\Web\SpiralSuite\CrudeSync\<NewCrudeSync>\CrudeSyncCore).

  9. Select the CrudeSync web application and open Authentication Settings.

  10. Set Windows Authentication to Enabled and all other authentication types to Disabled.

  11. Copy the appSettings.Production.json file from the previous installation and make updates if needed. If your previous installation does not include this file, create a new one as described in Install CrudeSync.

  12. Browse to http://localhost/CrudeSync. You should see the following screen if correctly configured:

    If you see an error message, make sure you have installed all the requisite software listed in Ensure that the required pre-requisites are installed.

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