first you must backup everithing related to Base
(configuration files, web files .. etc)
Backup of /etc directory is always advisable (mysql and php and apache2
configuration)
Prior to the restore you must create system users and mysql database
users (sometimes users and password are stored in
I second the mysqldump approach.
but don't forget to copy the 'files' directory too
moving to another host should be similar to restoring from a backup, which you
have already tried and tested, right?
Martin Svensson writes:
> Hi,
> You could dump(e.g. mysqldump for MySQL) the related datab
Hi,
You could dump(e.g. mysqldump for MySQL) the related databases on the
existing installation and rebuild them on the new host. Make then sure
to use the same BASE-version, with suitable configuration, on new host
as used on the old one.
Notice, there are no official instructions in this subject
Hi,
I have a Base (2.2) installation on a CentOS host and want to migrate
this to another host (Ubuntu). Can somebody point me to an instruction
how this is done. Sorry, I found nothing about that in the Base
documentation.
Best,
Georg
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