Hi dpeca,
I have one server which still using VestaCP and I wanted to migrate to myVesta.
What is the easiest way to migrate if this server are using CentOS?
Or maybe should I just install myVesta from scratch and import the MySQL databases?
Thanks,
bfcrew
What is the easiest way to migrate from VestaCP to myVesta
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- On CentOS, as root, run: v-backup-users
- Copy files from /backup to some remote server
- Install myVesta
- Create /backup folder
- Backups files from remote server copy to /backup folder on myVesta server
- On myVesta server, as root, run: v-restore-user UsernameOfAccount UsernameOfAccount.2020-06-20_01-10-02.tar (of course use proper username and filename that exists)
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Advice: don't kill old server before you bring everything on new.
Or, if it's cloud, please make snapshot of old server before you kill it.
I saw situations where people got corruptred backups because there was no free space on old server to make full backup.
They didn't noticed that (they didn't check /usr/local/vesta/log/backup.log) and killed server with thinking that everything is in backup files.
They had supprise when they tried to restore them on new server
Or, if it's cloud, please make snapshot of old server before you kill it.
I saw situations where people got corruptred backups because there was no free space on old server to make full backup.
They didn't noticed that (they didn't check /usr/local/vesta/log/backup.log) and killed server with thinking that everything is in backup files.
They had supprise when they tried to restore them on new server
