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ISPConfig 3 script to move installation from one server to another
#!/bin/bash
# Migrate ISPConfig 3 installation from one server to another
# This script should run on the final/destination ISPConfig 3 server
# You must first install the same ISPConfig on the destination server
# and make sure to create all the users from the previous installation
# (ISPConfig creates users for each client and web page)
# Tested on ISPConfig version 3.0.5.3
# Created by Jorge Barnaby (@jbarnaby) - March 2014
# EDIT YOUR PREVIOUS ISPCONFIG SERVER HERE
main_server=old-server.domain.com
#common_args='-aPv --delete'
#common_args='-aPv --dry-run'
common_args='-aPv'
www_start="service apache2 start"
www_stop="service apache2 stop"
db_start="service mysql start"
db_stop="service mysql stop"
function db_migration {
echo "---- Starting DB migration..."
# Stop Remote and Local MySQL Servers
ssh $main_server "$db_stop"
$db_stop
# Copy MySQL files
rsync $common_args --compress --delete $main_server:/var/lib/mysql/ /var/lib/mysql
# Start Remote and Local MySQL Servers
ssh $main_server "$db_start"
$db_start
# TODO:
# You should update ISPConfig MySQL Password to match your new server's, as it's stored in
# several ISPConfig files (it's a faster approach than updating the password in all those places)
# Enter MySQL on the destination server and run:
# SET PASSWORD FOR 'ispconfig'@'localhost' = PASSWORD('YOUR NEW ISPCONFIG MYSQL PASSWORD');
# You should also make shure all the tables on the destination server are clean:
# mysqlcheck -A --auto-repair
echo "---- DB migration done."
}
function www_migration {
echo "---- Starting WWW migration..."
$www_stop
rsync $common_args --compress --delete $main_server:/var/www/ /var/www
rsync $common_args --compress --delete $main_server:/var/log/ispconfig/httpd/ /var/log/ispconfig/httpd
$www_start
echo "---- WWW migration done."
}
function mail_migration {
echo "---- Starting Mail migration..."
rsync $common_args --compress --delete $main_server:/var/vmail/ /var/vmail
rsync $common_args --compress --delete $main_server:/var/log/mail.* /var/log/
echo "---- Mail migration done."
}
function files_migration {
echo "---- Starting Files migration..."
rsync $common_args $main_server:/var/backup/ /var/backup
# The following files are copied just to have a reference of the previous
# installation users and groups. You should manually create those users in
# your new server
rsync $common_args $main_server:/etc/passwd /root/old-server/
rsync $common_args $main_server:/etc/group /root/old-server/
echo "---- Files migration done."
}
function mailman_migration {
echo "Starting MailMan Migration..."
rsync $common_args --compress --delete $main_server:/var/lib/mailman/lists /var/lib/mailman
rsync $common_args --compress --delete $main_server:/var/lib/mailman/data /var/lib/mailman
rsync $common_args --compress --delete $main_server:/var/lib/mailman/archives /var/lib/mailman
# Update / Regenerate aliases
cd /var/lib/mailman/bin && ./genaliases
echo "MailMan Migration done."
}
# Execute migrations
www_migration
mail_migration
db_migration
files_migration
mailman_migration
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I'm sorry, this script is deleting very important files from my webserver. This is not acceptable. So i think the migration Tool is my last chance :-(

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