I have finally succeeded in getting an installation of RT3(.2) to
work…a week and a half later…3 distributions and countless
installs…one might say I am almost ready for a drink…
Now to move the data from the old (dead server), lucky we do backups, to
the new RT3 format… a simple task?
I went and downloaded: rt-2.0-to-dumpfile
I was all excited, I put the mysql dump file into it’s own directory
(bearing in mind I only have RT3 installed) and modified the script
(user-lib section) and it failed with the following message:
bash: ./rt-2.0-to-dumpfile: bad interpreter: Permission denied
I just read a forum which states that the old dump file must be
converted on a box running RT2? is this correct or am I just missing
something silly from lack of sleep?
If somebody could tell me which way to go (hopefully not to go and
install RT2, that didn’t work for me - hence moving to RT3.2)
this error is from your shell/os… check the shebang at the top and make
sure it references a valida nd working perl interpreter…if not fix it,
if so run perl -c on the script to check if it can run at all, if it checks
out there then just run it as perl
I have finally succeeded in getting an installation of RT3(.2) to
work…a week and a half later…3 distributions and countless
installs…one might say I am almost ready for a drink…
Now to move the data from the old (dead server), lucky we do backups, to
the new RT3 format… a simple task?
I went and downloaded: rt-2.0-to-dumpfile
I was all excited, I put the mysql dump file into it’s own directory
(bearing in mind I only have RT3 installed) and modified the script
(user-lib section) and it failed with the following message:
bash: ./rt-2.0-to-dumpfile: bad interpreter: Permission denied
I just read a forum which states that the old dump file must be converted
on a box running RT2? is this correct or am I just missing something
silly from lack of sleep?
If somebody could tell me which way to go (hopefully not to go and
install RT2, that didn’t work for me - hence moving to RT3.2)
Undocumented Features quote of the moment…
“It’s not the one bullet with your name on it that you
have to worry about; it’s the twenty thousand-odd rounds
labeled `occupant.'”
–Murphy’s Laws of Combat