I'm no database expert, but you may need to export the database to
some flat file format from the old server, then import it into the
new one.
Yeah, I've been reading about using vconvert to save the mysql database to
cdb format and then import that back into the new server, running the
On Monday 08 March 2004 12:00 pm, Don Walters wrote:
I'm no database expert, but you may need to export the database to
some flat file format from the old server, then import it into the
new one.
Yeah, I've been reading about using vconvert to save the mysql database
to cdb format and then
On Mon, 2004-03-08 at 12:00, Don Walters wrote:
I'm no database expert, but you may need to export the database to
some flat file format from the old server, then import it into the
new one.
Yeah, I've been reading about using vconvert to save the mysql database to
cdb format and then
~vpopmail/bin/vconvert -- run that by itself.
Ok, that helps. Now I guess that means I need to create each domain on the
new server, put this file under each domain (same place as on the old
server) and rerun the command converting everything back to mysql format?
That will update the mysql
On Mon, 2004-03-08 at 12:24, Don Walters wrote:
~vpopmail/bin/vconvert -- run that by itself.
Ok, that helps. Now I guess that means I need to create each domain on the
new server, put this file under each domain (same place as on the old
server) and rerun the command converting
On Monday 08 March 2004 12:24 pm, Don Walters wrote:
~vpopmail/bin/vconvert -- run that by itself.
Ok, that helps. Now I guess that means I need to create each domain on the
new server, put this file under each domain (same place as on the old
server) and rerun the command converting
I would like to move everything from one server to another. I have
installed mysql, vpopmail, qmail, and a bunch of other services on the new
machine. Now all that remains is moving my vpopmail database over to the
new server. Since this database is pretty big, I don't want to create all
of
