Hi Scott,
It seems that your issue is that you installed Artifactory version 3.0.4
$ARTIFACTORY_HOME in the same directory as the old instance (2.3).
Please notice that you need to install the new Artifactory instance in a
different location than the old one. see here:
http://www.jfrog.com/confluence/display/RTF/Upgrading+Artifactory#UpgradingArtifactory-Artifactory2.2.xaboveUpgradingFromVersion2.2.xandAbovetoVersion3.x
After you installed Artifactory 3.0.4 in a new location, and in a different
$ARTIFACTORY_HOME, you can run the import again.
After the import process complete, verify that all of your artifacts are
there and then you can delete the ***old *$ARTIFACTORY_HOME**
That should fix the issue you described.
Hope that helps,
Ariel
On Thu, Oct 31, 2013 at 6:49 PM, sdeschenes <[email protected]>wrote:
> I just recently upgraded from Artifactory 2.3 to Artifactory 3.0.4. I
> followed the upgrade instructions as indicated on
> http://www.jfrog.com/confluence/display/RTF/Upgrading+Artifactory for
> upgrading from Version 2.2.x and higher. I exported my system to a location
> on the hard drive. I installed a new instance of Artifactory to a new
> location, created a new service, and started the server (note: I didn't
> define a new database, I just used the default settings). After I imported
> my backed up service, I noticed it didn't overwrite the old system (stored
> at $USER_HOME$/.artifactory). $USER_HOME$/.artifactory is now double in
> size
> on the server's hard drive even though Artifactory is reporting the correct
> nunmber of artifacts.
>
> Is there anything I can do to free up the space on the hard drive? Was I
> supposed to remove the old system ($USER_HOME$/.artifactory) prior to
> upgrading?
>
> Thanks,
> Scott Deschenes
>
>
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