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Hello all,
I have (or had...) 3 virtual machines, with Jira, Confluence and Bitbucket. The hypervisor crashed, and the machines are not working anymore (the os won't start).
I have SQL dump of the machines (mariadb), but no XML export.
I tried to reinstall instances, but when I try to attach to the databases, it complains about already existing data.
Can someone tell me the procedure to gain working instances with data ? When I looked, I only find informations about XML dump.
You're probably very close, but I'm not sure exactly what you've done with your "reinstall". There is a minor trick to this in your case, and I'm not sure a lot of the docs really cover it properly.
There is an additional question too - do you have a backup of the installation's "home" directories? That'll come in later...
So, for each application:
Hello, and thanks for your help. It worked fine on Jira, now I'm testing it on Confluence and BitBucket.
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No problem. I've been through it a lot on the current project - not crashes, but rapid restores of test systems, so I'm quite familiar with it for JIRA. Confluence, I wasn't the lead on that, but did a few. I'm sorry if it's not quite right for Bitbucket - my colleagues did all of those. I think it's broadly correct for older versions (when it was Stash), but I'm getting rusty.
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I have multiple projects that use variations of the same base workflow. The variations depend on the requirements of the project or issue type. The variations mostly come in the form of new statuses ...
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