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p.surendhar Bronze 6 posts since
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Dec 1, 2008 1:17 AM

Migration from Windows to Linux

Now iam trying to migrate openfire from windows to linux.

 

I have problem, when i use import / export for users migration. i can get there groups in the linux server.

wroot KeyContributor 4,168 posts since
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Dec 1, 2008 2:54 AM in response to: p.surendhar
Re: Migration from Windows to Linux

Why do you have to export your userbase? Maybe it's easier to just move your existing database or to connect with a new installation to your database.

Todd Getz KeyContributor 3,300 posts since
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Dec 1, 2008 10:13 AM in response to: p.surendhar
Re: Migration from Windows to Linux

Moving the db will only work if the openfire server is going to have the same name.  You also need to set the permissions correctly.  The db must have read/write permissions for the user that the server is run as.

wroot KeyContributor 4,168 posts since
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Dec 2, 2008 3:11 AM in response to: p.surendhar
Re: Migration from Windows to Linux

p.surendhar wrote:

 

This doesn't work for me.

This is not enough to help you. You have to describe what you have already tried, what was your old setup (server name) and what do you want to achieve.

Todd Getz KeyContributor 3,300 posts since
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Dec 2, 2008 5:10 AM in response to: p.surendhar
Re: Migration from Windows to Linux

The mysql migration should be very simple.  I assume you are not using LDAP since you are trying to migrate users.  You should be able to import the database with ease if you used mysql on windows as well.  This is the steps I would take:

 

  • Install the openfire server
  • move the openfire.xml file from the old server to the new server, replacing the newly installed file
  • import the database from the old server to the new server
  • start openfire

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