Hi I solved this kind of situation reading in the GUI the option 'ExportMysqlDB' and before importing the configuration and databases in the new operating system. Good luck Bye.
Leo. De: K Post [mailto:nntp.p...@gmail.com] Enviado el: miércoles, 08 de septiembre de 2021 17:41 Para: ASSP development mailing list Asunto: [Assp-test] Migration Tips - windows & mysql Hi, I'm excited to have received a new (to us but still old) donated server for our charity. I'd like to move the current ASSP installation away from Windows 2012 and install Windows 2019. (linux isn't an option due to policy). I'm running MySQL on the current installation. To migrate the ASSP installation, is there anything I need to be aware of? I was planning on creating a new Windows installation, getting mysql running, backing up the mysql database using phpmyadmin or something, importing that database into the new server, copying the full ASSP folder including logs and the message corpus. I assume that once ASSP spins up, I'd need to check for any internal IP address references to ASSP that changed. Am I missing anything? Any suggestions? Thanks Ken.
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