[opencms-dev] Quickest way to migrate between servers?

[Claus Priisholm]

If you don't want to go through exporting from the server and install 
OpenCms and modules and subsequently importing the exported file on the 
laptop, then the easiest method is to backup (copy or whatever is 
needed for your RDBMS) the database and copy the appropriate webapps 
dir to the laptop.
This approach of course requires that Java sdk, Tomcat, RDBMS and what 
have you are at the same (or compatible) versions on both machines.
And then just do the same in the opposite direction when coming back - 
just don't make any changes to the server before 'merging' with the 
updated data from the laptop.

On 6/4-2005, at 8.21, Robert Burén wrote:

> Hello all,
>
> We have a small company site running on OpenCMS 5 on Debian Linux.
>
> This weekend we're off for a conference. I have an idea that one
> assignment for the conference is to do some work on our site, both
> refactoring the layout slightly and also implement a module that we
> need.
>
> My question: what's the quickest, easiest and safest route to copy the
> complete working site (application and content) from our server onto a
> laptop running Windows? We want to do this because there is no
> internet connection where we're going. And of course, when we come
> back I want to copy the whole lot back onto the server.
>
> We're experienced Java / J2EE developers using both Linux and Windows,
> so feel free to suggest any solution.
>
> Thanks!
>
> /Robert
>
>
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