10 Q It's great help and it's working fine for me.

On Mon, Nov 2, 2020 at 8:10 PM Mark H. Wood <[email protected]> wrote:

> On Mon, Nov 02, 2020 at 12:46:03AM -0800, dspace info wrote:
> > i have dspace 6.3 installed in ubuntu 18.04 pc and i have 50.60GB of
> file
> > know i need to install new dspace 6.3  in other pc ubuntu 20.04
> > how can i take a backup from the old pc and restore to my new server
> > i try to find resources but i cant find please help me
>
> DSpace stores information in three places:
>
> o  The actual documents submitted to DSpace are stored in the
>    "assetstore":  a tree of directories containing files with long
>    opaque names.  You need to copy this as-is to the assetstore
>    directory in the new DSpace instance.  'tar' or 'cpio' or 'zip'
>    should work for this.
>
> o  The metadata and relationships are stored in the database.  If you
>    need to move the database to a new host, you'll need to use DBMS
>    tools to dump it on the old system and restore it to the new one.
>    You'll also need to copy or re-create the DBMS user account that
>    DSpace uses.
>
>    If your DBMS is PostgreSQL, I would use 'pg_dump' and the plain
>    script format to dump the DSpace database, feed it to 'psql' to
>    restore it, and manually re-create the DBMS user account (typically
>    named 'dspace', but check your configuration to be sure).
>
> o  Usage statistics are stored in Solr, in the 'statistics' core.  You
>    can shut down Solr and copy this directory tree to the new host
>    (with Solr shut down there as well).  Again, 'tar' 'cpio' or 'zip'
>    should serve.
>
>    The other three Solr cores are caches which can be re-built from
>    the primary data in the assetstore and database.  But you could
>    just copy these cores as well.
>
> It might be simplest to just back up the whole [DSpace] directory tree
> and restore it to the new host, then move the database, and adjust host
> names in the new configuration as needed.
>
> There are other ways that don't require making so many huge backup
> files.  If you're somewhat familiar with NFS, you could shut down
> DSpace and Solr on the old host, export the [DSpace] tree from the old
> host via NFS, mount it in a temporary location on the new host, and
> 'cp' everything into place.  You still need to copy the database
> separately.
>
> Yet another approach would be to export the whole repository as AIP
> files, but I haven't done it that way so I can't give best advice on
> this.  See https://wiki.lyrasis.org/display/DSDOC6x/AIP+Backup+and+Restore
>
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> Mark H. Wood
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>
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