This might not be as dire as it seems :-)
1. First, tar up your zenhome so we can get back to the current state
if need be.
2. Create a temp dir somewhere and copy zenhome/etc, zenhome/perf and
zenhome/var/Data.fs to it.
3. blow away your zenoss install and install again. Either version
1.0.x or 1.1.
4. Tar this entire clean install just for safety's sake
5. Copy the perf and Data.fs from step 2 into the appropriate places
in the new install, blowing away the new clean zenhome/perf and
zenhome/var/Data.fs. Don't do anything to etc yet, leave the clean
one there. If you went with 1.1 then do the same with zenhome/etc,
otherwise let's not touch etc just yet.
6. If you installed 1.1 then zenmigrate run --commit
7. Bring up zenoss
Let me know what issues you run into and we'll work from there. If
you went with 1.0.x then you can probably copy your files from the
backed-up etc directory to the new etc directory except for
zope.conf. I suspect that the newer zope.conf might not play nice
with the older version of zope.
-jason
On Feb 1, 2007, at 4:23 PM, Dennis B. Hopp wrote:
----- "Jason Stevens" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Did you tar $ZENHOME before starting the upgrade? If so then
restoring from that is pretty easy. The backup from 2 night ago that
you mentioned - is that a tar of $ZENHOME or is it a backup file from
zenbackup.py?
Normally I do back it up by hand before upgrading, but for some
reason this time I didn't. Two nights ago would have been a backup
to tape (done by Veritas) but looking at the backups for some
reason /opt isn't getting backed up. Oh joy...
--Dennis
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