We are upgrading our RT3.0.7_01 instance to RT3.2 shortly. We are also
moving to a fresh new server, from Solaros to RHEL, and newer version of
MySQL. I wanted to check with the list on recommended approach.
I planned on doing a fresh install on the new server - MySQL, RT,
everything. Then mysqldump the existing RT db on the old server and restore
to the new one.
I am hoping that I don’t have to upgrade the old RT first? Any other
considerations?
Thanks.
Joe Micciche
3.2.0 has a slightly different db schema. So probably you
are ok, if you run the upgrade scripts after restoring mysql.
See REAME and UPGRADING files in the 3.2.0 distribution.
bobg
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2004 15:20:39 -0400
From: Joseph_Micciche@Progressive.com
Subject: [rt-users] Recommendation for upgrade and move
To: rt-users@lists.bestpractical.com
Message-ID: OFA7C7F93B.CD6CF696-ON85256EC5.0069D2D0@progressive.com
We are upgrading our RT3.0.7_01 instance to RT3.2 shortly. We are also
moving to a fresh new server, from Solaros to RHEL, and newer
version of
MySQL. I wanted to check with the list on recommended approach.
I planned on doing a fresh install on the new server - MySQL, RT,
everything. Then mysqldump the existing RT db on the old
server and restore
to the new one.
I am hoping that I don’t have to upgrade the old RT first? Any other
considerations?
I did a very similar thing myself, except that I treated the database
move separately to the to the RT system move.
I installed MySQL on my new box, did a mysqldump of the data, imported
it and got the old RT system pointing at the new database server. Once
this was all OK, I then looked at moving RT.
In this way, when you install RT, you can apply the upgrade scripts when
you’ve done the install to modify the db schema.
Cheers
Carl
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