#Partkeepr how to
#Partkeepr install

Ē1:12 stderr 21:12:51 0 InnoDB: Loading buffer pool(s) from /var/lib/mysql/ib_buffer_pool Ē1:12 stderr 21:12:51 0 Plugin 'FEEDBACK' is disabled. Ē1:12 stderr 21:12:51 0 'proxies_priv' entry ignored in -skip-name-resolve mode. Ē1:12 stderr 21:12:51 0 Reading of all Master_info entries succeded Ē1:12 stderr 21:12:51 0 Added new Master_info '' to hash table Ē1:12 stderr 21:12:51 0 mysqld: ready for connections. Ē1:12 stderr Version: '10.3.9-MariaDB-1:10.3.9+maria~bionic' socket: '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' port: 3306 binary distribution

#Partkeepr how to

Please advise, how to correctly import the old database. partkeepr user seems to be added (since I can log in) but there is no root account. One thing that caught my eye that there is no 'User Accounts' tab in PHPMyAdmin. I have added a PHPMyAdmin service for a clearer look and possibly to import the dump from there but there is a 2 MB database dump size limit, which I think is not an issue. partkeepr-conf:/var/www/html/app/config:ro partkeepr-conf:/var/www/html/app/configĬommand: bash -c 'crontab /etc/cron.d/partkeepr & cron -f' PARTKEEPR_PARTS_INTERNALPARTNUMBERUNIQUE PARTKEEPR_FR3D_LDAP_USER_ATTRIBUTE_USERNAME PARTKEEPR_FR3D_LDAP_USER_ATTRIBUTE_EMAIL PARTKEEPR_FR3D_LDAP_DRIVER_OPTREFERRALS PARTKEEPR_FR3D_LDAP_DRIVER_BINDREQUIRESDN

PARTKEEPR_FR3D_LDAP_DRIVER_ACCOUNTFILTERFORMAT PARTKEEPR_FR3D_LDAP_DRIVER_ACCOUNTDOMAINNAMESHORT PARTKEEPR_FR3D_LDAP_DRIVER_ACCOUNTDOMAINNAME PARTKEEPR_FR3D_LDAP_DRIVER_ACCOUNTCANONICALFORM When executing the last command I get the following error: ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user (using password: NO)

import this SQL dump file: mysql partkkepr < /home/base_dump.sql.

execute themariadb-container using: docker exec -it -u root partkeepr_database_1 bash.

copy the SQL dump file from the local directory to the mariadb container: docker cp base_dump.sql partkeepr_database_1:/home.

My procedure for importing the dumped database is: I had no problem copying the data folder files to the docker volume, but I am stuck with importing the SQL dump into the database. I have backed up the data from the data folder and made a backup dump of the database (MariaDB). Now I would like to move the data from the old server/database to this (new, dockerized). I have successfully installed your image and it is up and running. Now I want to migrate to a new server employing partkeepr in a docker. I have an existing partkeepr database on a different server, which is not dockerized.

Execute these commands to extract the compressed tarballs into their respective volumes.

It doesn't work when the containers are runnning.

Important! Stop the containers: docker stop partkeepr-partkeepr-1 partkeepr-database-1 partkeepr-cronjob-1.

Needed to mount the tarball in the container.

Important! Move to the folder where you have your backups: cd ~/backups/partkeepr.

You can omit the v flag on tar to avoid verbosity.

If you find any problem with busybox you can substitute busybox sh for ubuntu bash on the commands.

Copy the resultant tarballs using scp or rsync to your hard drive or cloud to backup them.Īfter creating a new partkeepr docker stack follow next steps to restore your data using a busybox container.

#Partkeepr install

If it does, I'm afraid you need to give more details, like operating system version and exact steps you have taken to install the PEAR packages.Docker run -rm -volumes-from partkeepr-database-1 -v $(pwd ):/backup busybox tar cvzf /backup/backup_database_ $(date + '%Y-%m-%d_%H-%M ' ).tar /var/lib/mysqlĭocker run -rm -volumes-from partkeepr-partkeepr-1 -v $(pwd ):/backup busybox tar cvzf /backup/backup_partkeepr_ $(date + '%Y-%m-%d_%H-%M ' ).tar /var/www/html/app/config /var/www/html/data /var/www/html/web If it doesn't, edit the php.ini and restart your webserver. Make sure that include_path contains the path to the PEAR directory. Note that if you are using a different php.ini file for your webserver, which is almost always the case, put the following PHP file into your web server root and open it in your browser to get the include_path for your webserver's php.ini configuration: Then check if your PHP include_path has the PEAR directory included by calling: You should first check which directory PEAR uses: Have you executed the pear commands given by the installer? Note that you need to execute those as root, or prefix them with sudo.If you executed the commands, check the output for any errors.Ī common issue is that pear installs work properly, but the include_path is missing from your php.ini.