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Import/Export function - DiXeoN - 01-05-2009 11:14 PM
Hello..
I think that it would be nice to have en Import/Export function to import/export all users, domains, databases, files and such.. Just.. Everything
So.. Is this on the roadmap?
Greetings.
RE: Import/Export function - RatS - 01-06-2009 10:52 PM
No, because, how can we import a user? a user is: e-mail adresses, e-mails, domains, webcontent, logs, dns entry, http entry, etc.
RE: Import/Export function - DiXeoN - 01-06-2009 10:54 PM
yes? And those are saved somewhere at the server?
Just exporting it all to one file that ISPCP understands?
RE: Import/Export function - BeNe - 01-07-2009 01:02 AM
Quote:And those are saved somewhere at the server?In the DB and on your HDD under the ispcp default folder.
/var/www/virtual/
/var/mail/virtual/
/etc/$service
...
...
And why do you want to have such a feature ?
A FullBackup a the Server make more sense in my eyes.
Greez BeNe
RE: Import/Export function - kilburn - 01-11-2009 10:10 PM
bene Wrote:And why do you want to have such a feature ?
Per-domain migration between ispcp servers
RE: Import/Export function - DiXeoN - 01-11-2009 11:23 PM
I wrote, that i wanted a full server backup, with all domains and such.. Not just one domain
But yes, to make migration a lot easier.
RE: Import/Export function - sirtech - 11-11-2009 10:30 AM
(01-11-2009 10:10 PM)kilburn Wrote:bene Wrote:And why do you want to have such a feature ?
Per-domain migration between ispcp servers
Yes, I needed per-domain migration also. I thought it would appear as an extension before it got urgent enough for me, but it didn't, so I made some Perl scrips to do it for me.
One script will export the SQL and file system components, and the other will re-import it to another ISPCP instance.
The export script is quite harmless, but the import script WILL overwrite file system and database data. I wouldn't recommend using this if you can't read Perl to verify the operations of the script. The code is not especially complex though. Hopefully it will make a nice template for some other sys admin out there though.
James