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Migrate from bakudankun/crowi

Overview

Preparation

  1. Have Crowi and GROWI contaienr running.

    • Hypothetically, each app container and data volume is called as below (change the name according to your environment).

      Crowi GROWI
      App Container crowi_crowi_1 growi_app_1
      App Container Data Volume crowi_crowi_data growi_growi_data
      MongoDB Container crowi_mongo_1 growi_mongo_1

Extract PASSWORD_SEED

  • If PASSWORD_SEED was set in bakudankun/crowi (opens new window) environment variables, extract and reuse the seed in GROWI.

  • If not, extract and reuse the auto-generated seed in the data volume.

    (TBD)

Migrate DB

  1. Backup DB data from Crowi with mongodump.

    docker run -it --rm --link crowi_mongo_1 --network crowi_default --volume $(pwd):/backup mongo bash
mongodump --host crowi_mongo_1 --db crowi --out /backup

  2. Restore the backup to GROWI.

    docker run -it --rm --link growi_mongo_1 --network growi_default  --volume $(pwd):/backup mongo bash
mongorestore -v --host growi_mongo_1 --db growi backup/crowi

    [TBC] Unique Constraint might fail.

  3. Set PASSWORD_SEED

    • In docker-compose.yml, set PASSWORD_SEED to the extracted PASSWORD_SEED.

  4. Restart GROWI.

Migrate Uploaded File Data

If files are to be uploaded to AWS S3, skipped the following steps.

  • By default, bakudankun/crowi (opens new window) saves uploaded files to local file system(FILE_UPLOAD=local).
  • In order to save uploaded files to local file system set FILE_UPLOAD=local (in docker-compose.yml).

  1. Backup uploaded files from Crowi.

    docker run --rm -v crowi_crowi_data:/data -v $(pwd):/backup bakudankun/crowi cp -rp /data /backup

  2. Restore the backup to GROWI.

    docker run --rm -v crowiplus_crowi_data:/data -v $(pwd):/backup growi_app_1 cp -rp /backup/uploads /data/

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