Topic: Pydio - WSOD after server migration

[guest22]

Charles,

with the knowledge you have from 'Moving to new hardware', please consider the Affa wikipage a more in depth explenation of all options.

Key is to look at /root/prodserv-job.pl (as per 'Moving to new hardware' page). Simply add the 'Include[0], [1] etc statements as per the Affa wiki page.

Once you have adjusted your 'perfect' /root/prodserv-job.pl, issue affa --make-cronjobs and go from there.

Actually, you should have started from the Affa page and then move on to the 'Move...' page But I'm sure that with patience and logic you will get it done.

And yes, the bug Daniel is referring to will exist....

Cheers,
guest

[Charles2008]

@HF
Thanks, I will have to take a closer look at Affa and the possibility of backing up more than the ibays.

@Daniel
Thanks for your help and info. I think that I will have to wait for a bug fix for the back-up/restore routines.
Maybe it's time to upgrade to 8.1b2 

[john56]

hi everybody,
no issue about this bug apache ?

[guest22]

hi everybody,
no issue about this bug apache ?

That bug is not resolved yet.

[stephdl]

hi everybody,
no issue about this bug apache ?

plop john :p

[chrislaurie]

Just a note: you cannot add the Include[0] = /opt in the pl file because the Moving server to new hardware does not create the prodserv.pl file. It is stored in the db and created when you do affa --run prodserv

The correct way to add includes to affa with the Moving to new hardware is to use the db as such:

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[root@smeserver ~]# db affa setprop prodserv Include[0] /opt

assuming you used the name prodserv for the job.

See this thread: http://forums.contribs.org/index.php/topic,50340.0.html