ZCP 7.1.11-46050 Migrate to Kopano
-
Hi …
a friend is running an very old System with Zarafa 7.1.11 - is there any way to backup all mails user by user and Import them to a new System running Kopano ?
We have Setup a new System (in the old one there are some parts defective and i dont want to shutdown the System :) ), and i tried a kopano-backup -s zcp:236/zarafa -U xxx-P xxx but Nothing happened :(
Can anyone help me ?
Regards,
michael -
Hi Michael,
does he use Outlook? If yes you could export all Emails to a pst and use the kopano-migration-pst to import them.
Did you read this:
https://documentation.kopano.io/kopano_migration_manual/introduction.html
There you can find 3 ways to do the migration.
I’d prefer to clone the System and than try a drop in migration.
Maybe you have to do an upgrade to 7.2
Best regards
Andreas -
The way through kopano-backup should work, though.
To get a better overview of what kopano-backup is doing you can specify a log level by passing e.g.
-l info.With its default logging it does not give any output. Maybe you misinterpreted this as “nothing happening”?
-
Hi Michael,
How did you migrate in the end? I am facing same kind of challenge, having Zarafa 7.1.14 on a ubuntu 14:04, and trying to migrate our mail to the latest kopano core on a Ubuntu 18.04 machine.
I am courious to find the best way to do that.Idealy i would like to have a script to upgrade the database to Zarafa 7.2.3… Should make the task much easier.
would like to hear from you!
Gerrit
-
@gdoornenbal said in ZCP 7.1.11-46050 Migrate to Kopano:
upgrade the database to Zarafa 7.2.3
why not simply start the database once with an installed zarafa-server of that version? The server does not need much configuration, just the mysql settings (hence you could even do that in a docker container).
When starting up and you are running the ldap plugin, you will also want to set
user_safe_mode = yes. -
What i did in the end is just look harder to find that version 7.2.3… (Couldn’t find it at first.) and decided to update my current version to 7.2.4. (After making a good backup of course :-)
Using the following commands:
###Download stuff
wget http://archives.z-hub.io/7.2/zcp-7.2.4.29-ubuntu-14.04-x86_64-opensource.tar.gz
tar -zxcf zcp-7.2.4.29-ubuntu-14.04-x86_64-opensource.tar.gz
cd zcp-7.2.4.29-ubuntu-14.04-x86_64-opensource/
###Create apt package.list
sudo su
apt-ftparchive packages . | gzip -9c > Packages.gz && echo “deb file:$(pwd) ./” > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/zarafa.list
###Install updates
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get dist-upgradeAfter this i went from ZCP 7.1.14-51822 to ZCP 7.2.4-29. The migration task is now much easier.
