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perky
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I'd like to migrate Mailsuite from 6.3 32-bit to 7.7 64-bit.
The source files are locaated at /usr/mailsuite.
The target files are located at /opt/afterlogic.
I've exported the data from mailsute 6.3 with the script located at /usr/mailsuite/scripts/afterlogic.sh
Below is its logic:
mysqldump --add-drop-table -uroot -pmailbundle --socket=${BASEDIR}/tmp/mysql.sock afterlogic > ${BACKDIR}/${BUNDLE}-mysql-backup-`date +%Y-%m-%d`.sql
tar cjvf ${BACKDIR}/${BUNDLE}-backup-`date +%Y-%m-%d`.tar.bz2 "data" "etc" "html/data"
Restoring does not work, as it looks for different folders. Mailsuite 7 stores its files at /opt/afterlogic.
On the new installation, I've manually extracted the tar.gz archive, then copied the data folder to /opt/afterlogic/data.
Then I imported the domains database with this command:
/opt/afterlogic/bin/mysql -uroot -pmailbundle --socket=/opt/afterlogic/tmp/mysql.sock afterlogic < /opt/afterlogic/mailsuite-backups/afterlogic-mailsuite-mysql-backup-exim-2020-09-21.sql
In the admin web interface, domains are shown, but any attempt to configure them fails.
Creating a new domain fails with "database error" message.
Mailsuite 6.3 is hosted on Centos 5 32bit, while mailsuite 7.7 runs on Centos 7 64bit.
Mailsuite 7.7 now uses dovecot for imap/pop, while the old version used courier for imap/pop.
Is there a migration guide from mailsuite 6.3 to 7.7?
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Igor
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I have responded to this in your Helpdesk ticket. Thank you.
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Regards,
Igor, Afterlogic Support
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