Hi,
all you need is Data.fs, other files will be created at first
runtime (.index, .tmp) and .fs.old is the result of a pack of your
DB (when you pack, the original database is saved to .fs.old and
the Data.fs is packed).
Anyway, maybe you should consider moving to 4.3.1 at least (no
more rc1) or even 4.3.2 that is now available.
Have a nice day,
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Le 11/09/2013 21:51, W. Anderson a écrit :
I am about to "restore" an older Plone 3.1
website to newly installed Plone
4.3.1r1 based website - both on Linux -
using the same but updated Quintagroup 'Schools'
theme. The original site theme was installed via unzip into
Products directory, while the new (latest) theme was installed via
Diazo.
I had saved the following files from older site:
Data.fs
Data.fs.index
Data.fs.old
data.fs.tmp
The new Plone install has a Data.fs.lock
(text) file not present in older Plone version. Is this
significant?
Do I replace the Data.fs file
as well as Data.fs.index
files? And will the different types of install and versions
of theme make site unusable?
What other steps are required to complete a successful migration?
Wendell Anderson
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