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Hi,
Our server which was hosting our bitbucket instance has become unusably slow, so we are migrating everything off of it to a new server. We have managed to migrate the database to a new SQL instance, and copied the home directory and reinstalled bitbucket on the new server as well. Logins are working, and we can see the branches and names of repositories. However whenever we try and access any repository, all we get is the
"You have an empty repository
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Unfortunately I am not an end user for the software, so know nothing about Git itself. I have checked the permissions for the home folder and it seems correct.
I am completely stuck!
Hi Paul,
The most likely cause of the problem is that either the data from the home directory (in particular from the shared directory in it) wasn't copied properly or there is a permission issue that's preventing the user Bitbucket Server is running as from accessing the repositories.
Cheers,
Christian
Premier Support Engineer
Atlassian
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