Hi All. I have a confluence 6.2 instance running on a on premises server. I have another on premises server which contains the latest confluence (6.15) both running on windows.
I am lookin for the procedure to 'move' the current confluence (6.2) to the new server. I cannot upgrade the old 6.2. (this is a production environmen)
Can someone please provide me the steps how to do this??
(I tried to do a full-export on the 6.2-instance but that did not worked. )
This is the process we use to refresh our non-production confluence. It would be the same process. You are essentially copying on Confluence to another.
Wow. Thanks Davin for your great overview. I will start this proces today!
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Thanks for all support @Davin Studer I managed to do the movement of confluence. Now i will start the upgrade process :-) (step 25)
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Glad it worked for you.
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If you are on the same version between the systems it should take about the same time as restarting your original system. I suppose it could take a little longer, but it shouldn't be TONS longer.
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Hi @Davin Studer I have a question. In step 18 you say:
"Move the edge and plugin folders from the production index folder to the non-production index folder that you just created."
But when I look in folder:
C:\Program Files\Atlassian\Application Data\Confluence\index
I only have one folder called edge, and I have several files in the root of this folder. Is this what you mean?
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You may have a folders called edge and plugin in the index folder from you original system. Keep those and all the files in them. Everything else from the original index folder can go. It will be recreated when you re-generate the index (step 23).
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Hi @Davin Studer i checked again, but i do not have the plugin folder in the index-folder in my original production server. I only have the 'edge' folder and a lot of files in the root of the index-fodlder. I DO have a bundled-plugins folder, but that one is empty.
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No, not the bundled-plugins folder ... just the stuff in the index folder. It's ok if you don't have the plugin folder. Not everyone has it. The below link talks about rebuilding the content index. Point seven under the For Confluence 5.6 and Above heading tells you what the edge, plugin, and questions-edge folders are for in the index folder. From your screenshot all you would want to keep is the edge folder. All the other files in the index folder can go. They will be re-generated with the index re-build.
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