Re: Database schema upgrade in Maia-dev releases

Ian,

Nobody answered you, but I will migrate one server from an old version and
I have the same problem (I want to keep the user data I have). Did you
manage to migrate the database successfully?? Any tips??

Thanks.

2016-01-10 5:20 GMT-02:00 Ian R. Justman <ianj-/[email protected]>:

>
> Hi, all.
>
> I hate Mailman's archiving function as there is no reasonably-usable
> search function.  However, nothing shows in my local archives, so I'll ask
> here.
>
> It looks like the database schema has been evolving even in recent times.
> Now, the big question: How hard is it to migrate the databases from an
> older version of Maia-dev to a newer one? I have data on two servers I'd
> like to keep if possible. I'm migrating one right now, and while I'd love
> to get it done this weekend, it's not a priority as it only handles my mail
> and nobody else's. The other one, on the other hand, is a different matter
> entirely. I need to have that system working when I finish, preferably with
> the existing database data, albeit in an ALTERed (MySQL here) state.
>
> Thanks for any help anyone can render!
>
> --Ian.
>
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