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Migration Jira from windows to Linux platform

unknown

Hi,

Can we migrate JIRA from windows to linux, if yes so please provide the step.

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Sateesh Chandra1

Yes, it is possible and simple .

when JIRA is running, take a xml backup
shutdown JIRA and take a backup of the database and the attachements and any customized templates if any
Download JIRA on Linux and install, configure the database setttings and the JIRA home directory.
Replace the attachments directory from the old setup to the new setup.
Then start importing the xml file

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Migrating+JIRA+to+Another+Server

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Sateesh Chandra1

Yes, it is possible and simple .

when JIRA is running, take a xml backup
shutdown JIRA and take a backup of the database and the attachements and any customized templates if any
Download JIRA on Linux and install, configure the database setttings and the JIRA home directory.
Replace the attachments directory from the old setup to the new setup.
Then start importing the xml file

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Migrating+JIRA+to+Another+Server

Sateesh Chandra1

Note: Make sure you keep the backup safe till the new setup is completed and tested.

unknown

Thanks we will start the migration process, if face any issue we will reply you.

unknown

Hi,

Database backup means XML file backup by web interface?

Sateesh Chandra1

XML backup is indeed the database backup. But I suggest an xml backup and proprietary database backup as well.

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Note that there are two things here - if you have the database running separately, you don't have to do the whole xml thing, you can just move the server element and connect the new server to the existing database. (Still back it up with the database tools, just in case the new server isn't quite right)

Izaac Picazo_a3zpxt

So would it just be a matter of express installing JIRA on our new linux machine and then having it point to our external DB? would we still need to change the home folder and or attachments?

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

You will need to change the home folder, but only because the two OSs have different ways of handling paths.

The attachments can be copied directly, the directory names and structure is the same and a system-to-system copy will handle the directory type translation automatically.