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RE: [HOWTO] Backup and Restore complete Domain - xtc007 - 11-28-2010 08:27 AM
Hello again,
All email forwarding don't work, any idea about?
rebuild command? else i delete and recreate email forward
every default email must be rebuild, any idea?
RE: [HOWTO] Backup and Restore complete Domain - xtc007 - 11-28-2010 09:49 AM
(11-28-2010 08:27 AM)xtc007 Wrote: Hello again,
All email forwarding don't work, any idea about?
rebuild command? else i delete and recreate email forward
every default email must be rebuild, any idea?
I have fixed my email forwarding problem
http://isp-control.net/documentation/howto/ispcp/regenerate_config
my forwarding are working now
i think i will leave my old email on the old server, moving email to the new server seems to be more hard than expected
RE: [HOWTO] Backup and Restore complete Domain - xtc007 - 11-28-2010 10:50 AM
Sorry to ask again but i'm not very experienced with linux i'm doing maintenance on it, configuration but i'dont have gained the intermediate stage!
did you know if a good tutorial is available about rsync
i finded few thing on google, but don't know how it work and i don't want to scrap my new installation
RE: [HOWTO] Backup and Restore complete Domain - tomdooley - 11-28-2010 07:43 PM
I also did more than one migration with this tool, and email forwarding wasn't a problem. Perhaps there is an existing (wrong) email account? Perhaps you have to enable DEBUG in /etc/ispcp/ispcp.conf and have a look into the log files stored at /var/log/ispcp
About rsync... I don't have a tutorial. But it should be simple.
RE: [HOWTO] Backup and Restore complete Domain - xtc007 - 11-29-2010 01:35 AM
After migration
All email forwading status have the status ok and if i send an email on it my ASSP log show me the reception like normal but never receiving the test email
a bad email? don't know but the old server if on a raid 5 with ext3 fs
when one drive have been lost the raid doesn't have do the job and i have do a lot of scan to rebuilt the fs to be able to run the server while the migration
many function of debian are scrap like the window style of gnome
the terminal in gui mode and many other!
the iscp installation doesn't accept to add or remove domain
as you can se the migration aren't just to be funny and possibly some setting can be wrong but i don't have activated the debug
i't s a possible reason
rsync are used under many circumstance, it seem to be simple but under production server i'm more nervous... Under windows i do everything with my server but with Linux i'm less willing to try everything
RE: [HOWTO] Backup and Restore complete Domain - malloc - 01-15-2011 02:01 PM
Hi,
we moved some domains from v1.0.2 to v1.0.7. This worked fine and Im happy about this tool.
So what I need now is to know which data still must be migrated and how to do that:
- /var/mail/virtual ?
- /var/cache/awstats ?
- /var/log/apache2 & /var/log/apache2/users ?
- /var/www/virtual/DOMAIN/logs/ ?
- /var/www/fcgi ? (php.ini files?)
- which logs are need by awstats?
- ispcp traffic counter / stats in the web-interface?
- what else is missing?
Best regards,
maLLoc
RE: [HOWTO] Backup and Restore complete Domain - tomdooley - 01-15-2011 09:12 PM
Hi malloc,
you're right with your list options (I think it's complete?). This backup-restore script was willfully designed not to transport logs, mails, statistics and PHP-specific settings because of other, changed or new options/formats in distribution and/or ispcp version.
Greetz
Thomas
RE: [HOWTO] Backup and Restore complete Domain - malloc - 01-15-2011 09:56 PM
Hi Thomas,
OK, hoping the list ist complete, what about the how-to?
Mail:
Just copy/rsync /var/mail/virtual/DOMAIN an change user/group?
awStats:
Just copy /var/cache/awstats/DOMAIN.*?
Apache-Logs:
Just copy /var/log/apache2/DOMAIN.*, /var/log/apache2/users/DOMAIN.* & /var/www/virtual/DOMAIN/logs/ and change user/group?
ispCP-Traffic-Counter:
Guessing they are in the database? Any idea how to get them migrated? Guessing would very nice if its done by your script, because you already did all needs (database connection, resolving ids, etc...) - anythink else are file-based operations, which anybody should can do.
PHP.ini:
Just reviewing and editing /var/www/fcgi/DOMAIN/*/php.ini - OK. Are there any other DOMAIN-specific settings in some files around not migrated by your script?
Regards
maLLoc
RE: [HOWTO] Backup and Restore complete Domain - T0mcat - 02-11-2011 03:06 AM
Hi, I need to move ispcp over to my new server.
When trying to get the backup-restore, i get this error :
Code:
root@admin:/var/www/ispcp # svn export http://isp-control.net/ispcp/browser/trunk/contrib/backup-restore
svn: XML data was not well-formed
root@admin:/var/www/ispcp #On the server with Debian Squeezy :
Code:
root@***:/var/www/ispcp # svn export http://isp-control.net/ispcp/browser/trunk/contrib/backup-restore
svn: The OPTIONS response did not include the requested activity-collection-set; this often means that the URL is not WebDAV-enabledAny hint how to solve this ?
RE: [HOWTO] Backup and Restore complete Domain - tomdooley - 02-13-2011 01:26 AM
please use port 800 and the correct path
Code:
svn export http://isp-control.net:800/ispcp_svn/branches/backup-restorefor newer versions of ispCP backup-restore should be already existent in "contrib" folder. if not export necessary files via
Code:
svn export http://isp-control.net:800/ispcp_svn/trunk/contrib/backup-restore