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Christoph Cullmann 2019-04-16 20:01:29 +02:00
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@ -24,25 +24,33 @@ Best use the raw IP as address if you are in parallel updating your DNS entries
* sync your data, assuming it is in /home and /srv/(ftp/www)
> rsync --delete -av root@$SERV:/home/ /home<br>
> rsync --delete -av root@$SERV:/srv/ftp /srv<br>
> rsync --delete -av root@$SERV:/srv/www /srv<br>
{{< highlight bash >}}
rsync --delete -av root@$SERV:/home/ /home
rsync --delete -av root@$SERV:/srv/ftp /srv
rsync --delete -av root@$SERV:/srv/www /srv
{{< / highlight >}}
* transfer your databases
> ssh root@$SERV "mysqldump -u root -p$PASS --all-databases > /root/db.sql"<br>
> scp root@$SERV:/root/db.sql /root/<br>
> mysql -u root -p$PASS < /root/db.sql<br>
{{< highlight bash >}}
ssh root@$SERV "mysqldump -u root -p$PASS --all-databases > /root/db.sql"
scp root@$SERV:/root/db.sql /root/
mysql -u root -p$PASS < /root/db.sql
{{< / highlight >}}
* sync configs (you might need more, this is just apache & vsftp)
> rsync --delete -av root@$SERV:/etc/httpd /etc<br>
> rsync --delete -av root@$SERV:/etc/letsencrypt /etc<br>
> rsync --delete -av root@$SERV:/etc/vsftpd /etc<br>
{{< highlight bash >}}
rsync --delete -av root@$SERV:/etc/httpd /etc
rsync --delete -av root@$SERV:/etc/letsencrypt /etc
rsync --delete -av root@$SERV:/etc/vsftpd /etc
{{< / highlight >}}
* get crontabs over for later re-use, store them in the root home
> rsync --delete -av root@$SERV:/var/spool/cron /root
{{< highlight bash >}}
rsync --delete -av root@$SERV:/var/spool/cron /root
{{< / highlight >}}
Now all things should be there and after some service restarts e.g. [WordPress](https://wordpress.org/) powered pages should be up-and-running again.