How to move to a new indiallsky host #1444
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https://github.com/aaronwmorris/indi-allsky/wiki/Backup-and-Recovery Guess thats the place to look, right? |
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That is a good starter page. I would go ahead and upgrade the code to the latest level and make sure things still work. Are both the new system and old system the same type of processor/platform? |
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Yes. Both intel based. Thanks, will give it a try.
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That is a good starter page. I would go ahead and upgrade the code to the
latest level and make sure things still work.
Are both the new system and old system the same type of processor/platform?
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Cool... You might just be able to copy the database files directly, but I would still recommend exporting and recreating the database. The only things you really need to copy are:
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Cool, I'll check it out.
Btw. when you are ever around the Rhine area. Ping me. I will invite you to
our delicious local beer…
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Cool... You might just be able to copy the database files directly, but I
would still recommend exporting and recreating the database.
The only things you really need to copy are:
1. Images and videos
2. Flask config /etc/indi-allsky/flask.json
3. Database
4. Database migrations
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Many years ago when was still in grade school, I lived in the Rheinland-Pfalz region when my father was deployed to Ramstein AFB. I lived in a small town called Otterbach. I loved the area and would love to go back some day. |
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Then mostly you prefer a good Riesling.
Please send me your address on ***@***.*** I mean, when you go
though those enhancement requests, would’ve be fun to remember those days
with some „local“ drink provided by some user of your fantastic work,
right?
Please do!
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in a small town called Otterbach. I loved the area and would love to go
back some day.
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I just wrote some more detailed instructions on how to migrate from one server to another on the Backup and Recovery page. I completely forgot to send you my address... |
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I know. Please do.
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I just wrote some more detailed instructions on how to migrate from one
server to another on the Backup and Recovery page.
I completely forgot to send you my address...
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Hi Aaron,
hope you are doing great.
Just wondering: I run the cams on small armbian based pis and have your fantastic sw installed on some VM.
Just wondering - how to move config from one indiallsky host to another, a new installed machine?
The config is mostly in the DB I guess. Versions are same. How to do so? Maybe I have overseen it...
Regards
Joerg
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