Sakssham,
Since it's just a reinstall of an existent repo, you may achieve it by
pg_dump'ing the whole db and then restoring it on the new machine.
But there are some catches. You have to first install the exact same
version that you're actually running, then restoring the DB, copy the
installation
Hi,
You should just dump the PostgreSQL database (using pg_dump) from the old
server and import it on the new server (using pg_restore). I do this all
the time to set up new test environments from my production server.
Regards,
On Tue, Sep 20, 2016, 13:17 Saksham Agarwal wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I hav
Hi,
I have a dspace 5.0 instance installed and running on centos-6 since a long
time and many users have their login accounts on it.
I now have done a fresh install of dspace-5.5 on ubuntu-14.04. I want to
move all the logins to the new machine. I am using postgresql on both.
Please provide a st
