> > Am Donnerstag, 20. Oktober 2005 15:31 schrieb Piotras: > > > Ingo Herz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > In former days I exported the source with repligard (scheme withsg), > > > > imported as admin (without SG), got a new unnamed SG, renamed it and all > > > > was fine. This doesn't work anymore. Tried to export and import with > > > > schem i18n_po, but the result is somewhat mixed up. > > > > > > I think You imported then with repligard.xml. (without sg). > > > i18n_po schema has sg information , thus some records may be broken. > > > > No, the first time I tried export and import with i18n_po and saw the > > sitegroup information in the xml.
> I meant versions before 1.6. > > How do I have to set the username/password > > for doing this? Are there differences in exporting with admin*SG and > > SGadmin+SG? And the same question for the import... > Set sitegroup guid in repligard conf and export as SG0 admin using i18n_po > schema. > In new db create new sitegroup with trhe same name and new admin with the same login. > Edit i18n_po to remove sg data and import as new created SGx admin. > That should work IIRC. > I do not remember login delimeters :/ ( admin+sg ) should be fine. Unfortunately this has not worked for me - but found a way now: - export SG (with sg) as admin*SG - create test Database (datagard 'Install a new db...') - import SG as admin (no SG-info). - Rename Sitegroup - in mysql: delete from repligard; this seems to drop all guid informations - now create new guids: repligard -m -r - Adjust host-parameters to the new guids in spider-admin, same with AIS topic-parameters - export edited SG and import into the "production"-db as a new SG - drop test Database Lots of "hand-work", but it worked for me. regards, Ingo --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
