Jim Dory wrote
>
> I have a Raq4r I want to migrate to a BlueQuartz MSI server.
> I thought I
> would attempt using CMU. I'm hoping someone can point me in the right
> direction and possibly answer a few questions?
>
> (I'm not really a sysadmin. Only know enough to be dangerous.
> I would be
> happy to pay someone but I'm in very rural Alaska so that ain't gonna
> happen).
>
> I've thought of doing it by hand as the Raq only has one or
> two (one not
> used much) virtual websites for our city (pretty heavy use of
> pdf files)
> and about 24 email users. I'm the only admin for it. But since it has
> been awhile since setting up a httpd.conf file I don't remember much
> about it and thought it might be easier using the tool made for it.
>
> I'm using raqbackup.sh to backup to a backup server. There is
> no mysql
> database currently.
>
> The setup right now is our old Raq is on a DMZ interface of a
> firewall.
> I have the MSI server on our network so I can update it and
> set it up,
> but I figure I'll take it off the network when the cmuExport
> is copied
> over and redo the ip address to match the Raq's. I can test it with a
> laptop to see how things may be broken before taking the Raq
> offline and
> putting the MSI in service.
>
> I made the mistake first of setting up the host name as nomecity.org
> (the main virtual site is nomealaska.org) when first turning on the
> server. I believe it will be easy to delete the virtual site.
> Should I
> rename the host name something different than
> www.nomecity.org or leave
> it be?
>
When doing a migration to CBQ,
Do name the 'new' server with a UNIQUE name
Do not make a vsite with the name.
Do a normal migration and you should be OK.
I have a howto for migrating from a RaQ here
http://fsn.raqware.com/CMU/Migration-RaQ-CBQ.htm
A feeble attempt, but HTH
Gerald
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