Migration between servers, different versions
See original GitHub issueImpacted versions
- Modoboa: 1.13.1 & 1.15
- installer used: Yes (Both)
- Webserver: Nginx
Steps to reproduce
Current behavior
I have two servers with Modoboa installed. I need to migrate from an old one (v1.13.1) to a new one (v1.15). I would like to do a seamless migration without bother my clients with nothing more than change imap server address.
I was thinking on copy /srv/vmail/ folder, but then I realized the user auth problem. Also, I found modoboa-imap-migration
tool, but I could not even install it on first shot.
Old one has 4-5 domains, with 3-5 identities. How can I do this? Can someone point me in the right direction?
Thank you.
Expected behavior
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Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 3 years ago
- Comments:5 (1 by maintainers)
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@othaner Just use rsync to copy /srv/vmail to the new server, and dump/restore the database on the new server.
Yup, in the end I did something alike:
Thank you!