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Hi everyone, I'm currently moving my charities web hosting provider from one provider (Linode - a singular nanode) to another (Hostinger - a VPS) - and this involves us also moving Planka across. We have Planka installed on both the server we want to migrate to, and the existing server, and its now a case of effectively duplicating our content on the existing server (users, boards and the content of boards, as well as custom config such as SSO) into our new Planka instance. Both Planka instances are running through Docker. I'm not incredibly technically savvy (although my colleagues would say I am!) but this has stumped me a bit. Any help would be much appreciated!! 😄 |
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I was thinking I can just copy the config / data folder, but strangely enough the docker-compose file references directories that dont even exist, and somehow the app is working, so who knows where the folder actually is |
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Found it, do |
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Hi @oscadev @meltyshev, have just tried these instructions and successfully found all four volumes on my old server. However on the new server on a fresh Planka installation (using the one-click template on Easypanel) only three (attachments, project-background-images and user-avatars) are appearing upon use of that command (not the db-data one) Do you have any ideas why this might be? Do I need to manually create the volume and Planka will 'figure itself out'? |
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Did anyone ever get to the bottom of this? |
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I havent used easypanel, but if you are using docker on both your old and new, it should work. Even if easypanel doesnt create the 4th folder, what happens if you paste the 4 folders in, and run it? |
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Awesome - I'll give that a try - thank you!! |
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Youre welcome! |
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Hi, Simply use our backup & restore scripts...Docs |
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Found it, do
docker volume lsAnd it will list your volumes. In the list will see the 4 volumes that include "attachments, db-data" etc. Copy the name of any one of the 4 that belong to planka. Then do
docker inspect volumenameyoucopiedThen it will show you the location. When you go to that location, or will likely have all 4 folders there. Copy those 4 folders, and that is your backup. Then in the new instance use those folders as the volumes