Re: [Trac] Transferring project from one computer to another.

2012-10-28 Thread Harel Nevo
Hi,
Thanks,

My situations is that the original computer has windows xp with old version 
of trac, and Apache installed and python 251.
The new computer has  windows 7 64bit collabnet subversion, the latest trac 
downloaded from the website and python 27.

Now I went over the stages, and created the new empty repository,

I want to transfer EVERYTHING including all users, tickets, and the GUI 
with the logo.

Is there any quick way to do it ?

Harel.

On Thursday, October 18, 2012 5:58:46 PM UTC+2, Matthew Caron wrote:

 On 10/18/2012 11:41 AM, Harel Nevo wrote: 
  Hi, 
  I'm having problems with our computer where Trac installed. 
  I got a new computer and installed Trac from start, I went over all 
  stages till creating a new project. 
  Now, I want to transfer all Trac information from the old computer to 
  the new one... 
  Is there any way to do it ? without loosing any configuration / data ? 

   1. Copy over the trac directory 
   2. Dump and restore the trac DB (which is unnecessary if you're using 
 SQLite, because it's self-contained in the trac directory). 

 Everything else is platform configuration (webserver, etc.) As a general 
 case, you should just be able to copy over those files as well, but it 
 depends on your specific situation. 
 -- 
 Matthew Caron, Software Build Engineer 
 Sixnet, a Red Lion business | www.sixnet.com 
 +1 (518) 877-5173 x138 office 


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Re: [Trac] Transferring project from one computer to another.

2012-10-28 Thread Steffen Hoffmann
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On 28.10.2012 11:53, Harel Nevo wrote:
 On Thursday, October 18, 2012 5:58:46 PM UTC+2, Matthew Caron wrote:
 
 On 10/18/2012 11:41 AM, Harel Nevo wrote:
 Hi, I'm having problems with our computer where Trac installed.
 I got a new computer and installed Trac from start, I went over
 all stages till creating a new project. Now, I want to transfer
 all Trac information from the old computer to the new one... Is
 there any way to do it ? without loosing any configuration / data
 ?
 
 1. Copy over the trac directory 2. Dump and restore the trac DB 
 (which is unnecessary if you're using SQLite, because it's 
 self-contained in the trac directory).
 
 Everything else is platform configuration (webserver, etc.) As a 
 general case, you should just be able to copy over those files as 
 well, but it depends on your specific situation.
 
 Hi, Thanks,
 
 My situations is that the original computer has windows xp with old 
 version of trac, and Apache installed and python 251. The new 
 computer has  windows 7 64bit collabnet subversion, the latest trac 
 downloaded from the website and python 27.
 
 Now I went over the stages, and created the new empty repository,
 
 I want to transfer EVERYTHING including all users, tickets, and the 
 GUI with the logo.
 
 Is there any quick way to do it ?

Well, first avoid top-posting, because it against the regular flow of
reading English texts.

As hinted by Matthew above, you should be able to *upgrade* your
existing Trac environment folder after copying it over to the new
system. This will preserve at least tickets, wiki pages and session data
including session ID attributes (commonly used for user props).

If you stored your logo inside the same folder, you'll get it too. Same
applies for users, if i.e. you had a .htpasswd file or created accounts
similar with storage inside the Trac environment folder.

Steffen Hoffmann
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[Trac] Transferring project from one computer to another.

2012-10-18 Thread Harel Nevo
Hi, 
I'm having problems with our computer where Trac installed.
I got a new computer and installed Trac from start, I went over all stages 
till creating a new project.
Now, I want to transfer all Trac information from the old computer to the 
new one...
Is there any way to do it ? without loosing any configuration / data ?


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Re: [Trac] Transferring project from one computer to another.

2012-10-18 Thread Matthew Caron

On 10/18/2012 11:41 AM, Harel Nevo wrote:

Hi,
I'm having problems with our computer where Trac installed.
I got a new computer and installed Trac from start, I went over all
stages till creating a new project.
Now, I want to transfer all Trac information from the old computer to
the new one...
Is there any way to do it ? without loosing any configuration / data ?


 1. Copy over the trac directory
 2. Dump and restore the trac DB (which is unnecessary if you're using 
SQLite, because it's self-contained in the trac directory).


Everything else is platform configuration (webserver, etc.) As a general 
case, you should just be able to copy over those files as well, but it 
depends on your specific situation.

--
Matthew Caron, Software Build Engineer
Sixnet, a Red Lion business | www.sixnet.com
+1 (518) 877-5173 x138 office

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