Jesse et al.,
I’ve been following the rt-devel list and also read the docs, but I have
a lack of time problem and also a lack of RT knowledge to do what I have to.
My department have been using RT 1.0.7 since 2000/2001, but it was never
upgraded. Now I have to do it, but only acquired knowledge to install
another
RT 1.0.7 and migrate the mysql data. I’ve installed the newest RT 3.0.3 from
FreeBSD ports but I need to migrate the old tickets (don’t need the
attachments).
to the new RT.
Can I have your advice on how would be the best steps to accomplish the
task?
Thank you in advance,
Alex
Hi All,
I have RT 2.0.13. Should I be able to convert it to RT 3.0.3 using the
migration tool 1.13 or should I need to upgrade it to 2.0.15 first ?
ThanksOn Thu, 26 Jun 2003, Robert Spier wrote:
Can I have your advice on how would be the best steps to accomplish
the
task?
- Install RT 2.0.15
- Convert from 1.0.17 to 2.0.15
- Convert from 2.0.15 to 3.0.3
-R
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Hi All,
I have RT 2.0.13. Should I be able to convert it to RT 3.0.3 using the
migration tool 1.13 or should I need to upgrade it to 2.0.15 first ?
You should be able to migrate straight from 2.0.13. Be forewarned that
with a ticket volume like you described earlier, an import will take a
while you’ll need to make use of the import tool’s incremental mode.
-j
Thanks
Can I have your advice on how would be the best steps to accomplish
the
task?
- Install RT 2.0.15
- Convert from 1.0.17 to 2.0.15
- Convert from 2.0.15 to 3.0.3
-R
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