Last week I prepaired a new system, installing all needed contribs. Using all the time needed testing all apps working as expected. During the weekend I did a full systembackup to a USB disc (approx 8 hours = 34 GB), and restored this backup to the prepaired system (approx 10 hours), using this trick:
config set PasswordSet no
and
signal-event postupgrade; signal-event reboot
This might not be by the book, but actually the system is running and I only found webmail not functioning. Since only 3 users (including myself) are using this utility, it isn't critical.
The logfile
Oct 23 17:08:46 newsystem HORDE[10342]: [horde] DB Error: connect failed: [nativecode=Access denied for user 'horde'@'localhost' (using password: YES)] ** Array [on line 1627 of "/home/httpd/html/horde/lib/Horde/DataTree/sql.php"]
I guess the system password for the Horde database isn't the same since this restore. If I'm right in this suspicion, I guess I have to syncronise the system password? I found this hint:
Quoting Dan Brown:
Resetting the root password
Suppose you've already changed the root password, not realizing why it's such a bad idea. Here's how to set it back to where it belongs:
[root@e-smith /root] # /etc/rc.d/init.d/mysqld stop
[root@e-smith /root] # /etc/e-smith/events/actions/conf-mysql-password
[root@e-smith /root] # /etc/rc.d/init.d/mysqld start
Any advice on this would be nice, my new system went online yesterday, and I definately don't want to break anything at this moment
