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    • externa1
      externa1 last edited by externa1

      Hi,

      should be in /etc/mysql.secret and kopano-mysql.secret for kopano user

      rg
      Christian

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      • benusa
        benusa last edited by

        Hi externa
        question
        i make a backup with mysqldump from kopano UCS server, the DB ist 1,3MB
        my old zarafa DB with same date have 100MB.
        its a problem with dump?

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        • AnotherAndy
          AnotherAndy last edited by

          hi,
          pretty sure it’s a problem.
          Which command did you use?
          mysqldump kopano --skip-lock-tables --single-transaction -ukopano -pXXXXXX >kopanoDB.sql
          best regards

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          • benusa
            benusa @AnotherAndy last edited by

            @anotherandy thx. I have test with your parameter --> is the same result

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            • externa1
              externa1 last edited by

              Hi,

              only a thougt from me.
              But Zarafa in earlier versions stored the attachements in SQL DB and now in kopano they are stored in file system - can this be the cause of your different size in DB Dump ?
              what was your zarafa config ? and how did you migrate the data to new server ?

              rg
              Christian

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              • benusa
                benusa last edited by

                • i have install a new UCS Server Standrad with all kopano Apps
                • then i copy my data with z-push from Outlook to new Kopano
                • all data ok and SYNC with smartphone ok.
                • then i must a SQLDUMP with your parameters

                So

                • i install a new Version from UCS Server on a notebook a testsystem.
                • then i make a mysql restore with the data from orginal kopano
                  the testsystem has no data.
                  the database ist very smal befor i restore

                i dont no
                i have test with manual mysqldump and parameters
                and with “automysqlbackup” tool fpr linux

                thx ben

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                • externa1
                  externa1 @benusa last edited by

                  @benusa said in Kopano core with Debian 9:

                  • i have install a new UCS Server Standrad with all kopano Apps
                  • then i copy my data with z-push from Outlook to new Kopano
                  • all data ok and SYNC with smartphone ok.
                  • then i must a SQLDUMP with your parameters

                  So

                  • i install a new Version from UCS Server on a notebook a testsystem.
                  • then i make a mysql restore with the data from orginal kopano
                    the testsystem has no data.
                    the database ist very smal befor i restore

                  i dont no
                  i have test with manual mysqldump and parameters
                  and with “automysqlbackup” tool fpr linux

                  thx ben

                  • then i copy my data with z-push from Outlook to new Kopano

                  How did you do that ?

                  • you can not import mails through z-push as activesync does not provide this - you’ll have to export to pst instead and import though kopano server console kopano-migration-pst tool

                  rg
                  Christian

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                  • benusa
                    benusa last edited by

                    E-mail was not important in this case.
                    get the over kopano per imap from external system.
                    There they are still.
                    I am primarily concerned with calendars and contacts

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                    • externa1
                      externa1 @benusa last edited by

                      @benusa

                      as i said in my previous port - dump to pst from outlook on old server - copy the pst to new server and run kopano-migrate-pst to import to new server and user - this implies mail, contacts and calendar items

                      rg
                      Christian

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                      • benusa
                        benusa last edited by

                        @externa1 said in Kopano core with Debian 9:

                        as i said in my previous port - dump to pst from outlook on old server - copy the pst to new server and run kopano-migrate-pst to import to new server and user - this implies mail, contacts and calendar items

                        Thank you
                        In principle, I have achieved my goal, the system is running excellent.
                        BUT
                        I wanted to test one if I fail the productive system, I set up the new system and want to import the SQL DB.
                        I also do a snapshot of the server all ok.
                        The goal is to create a SQL DB backup, which I can use again at any time.

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                        • fbartels
                          fbartels Kopano last edited by

                          You are thinking way to complex. Just use kopano-backup to backup and restore your system. No need to go through ActiveSync and a PST export.

                          Regards Felix

                          Resources:
                          https://kopano.com/blog/how-to-get-kopano/
                          https://documentation.kopano.io/
                          https://kb.kopano.io/

                          Support overview:
                          https://kopano.com/support/

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                          • Sinux
                            Sinux @benusa last edited by

                            @benusa said in Kopano core with Debian 9:

                            i have install the kopano core with debian 9

                            • when i restart computer the kopano-server not aktiv
                              i must start from console.

                            in “/init.d/” are not startscripts from all services for kopano

                            thx
                            ben

                            Hi ben,
                            if you still want to try it with debian 9 that would be your solution,

                            systemctl list-units | grep kopano
                            systemctl enable kopano-dagent
                            systemctl enable kopano-server

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                            • Bro
                              Bro @Sinux last edited by

                              @sinux

                              you can add:
                              systemctl enable kopano-spooler
                              (en if necessarry for your setup ‘systemctl enable kopano-gateway’)

                              to that list. Took me hours of troubleshooting to find out the kopano-spooler should be running but wasn’t. :-/

                              Regards,

                              Bro

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