I successfully moved galaxy to a new
server about a year ago (so some things might have changed...).
Things to do/keep in mind were:
- Try to keep paths identical on the new server. Some paths are
stored in the database. I changed the galaxy user-data location,
so I had to manually update using mysql UPDATE commands.
- users/passwords are migrated just fine if you dump the database
to a file and load that in the new server
- I simply copied over the entire installation tree, including
reference data, user data, binaries and so on.
Double check the universie_wsgi for all paths and locations
Geert
On 04/15/2014 06:00 AM, Simon Gladman wrote:
Hi all,
I've tried looking in the mailing list for this to no
avail. (Maybe my search terms were no good..)
I administer a server with about 15 users. The server is
failing and so I have set up a new server (with an updated OS,
Galaxy version etc (galaxy versions: old - nov 2013, new - Feb
2014). Is there a method for migrating my users and their data
across to the new server, without getting them to tell me
their passwords....
Cheers,
Simon.
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