Hi all, I am trying to run the migration tool and it looks like its skipping over the ssh settings. Seems you have a single-server setup. Do you want me to overwrite/update existing entries with the same name? (y, n): y You can now set entry names, that shall NOT be overwritten. You should use this if you plan to import several server's data to a multi-server installation. If this tool finds a name that is already present, it UPDATES the data with the SOURCE data! If this tool finds a name that you marked as not to overwrite, it either - appends a _2, _3 etc. to this name and creates a new entry, or - prepends a server prefix if specified by --server-prefix argument Do you want to change reserved names now? (y, n): n WARNING! client templates can not be imported! All imported clients will have their correct limits but no template assigned! Further things that will NOT be imported: - getmail accounts - APS information about installed APS packages --- press ENTER if you have understood this and want to continue --- What is the database name of your SOURCE ISPConfig 3 installation? [dbispconfig2]: Do you want to migrate only some services or everything? Valid services are: client, web, mail, ftp, database, cronjob, dns, billing Please enter one or more services (comma-separated) or leave blank for all: Should I try to keep the existing IDs for clients, webs etc. (IDs will still change if old ID is taken already)? (y, n): y All entries read. Starting API calls. [7/7] <Client> processing temp11 (C5) [7/7] <DBUser> processing c1shop Processing of entries done. [INFO] Target ISPConfig job queue has completed. Continuing. [INFO] Skipping system server as we have no job entries for this target. [WARN] Skipping web entries as SSH ip setting is missing. [INFO] Skipping mail server as we have no job entries for this target. [INFO] Skipping db server as we have no job entries for this target. ============= Migration tool run completed.
Do you mean settings in /etc/ssh? My understanding is migration tool is not meant to care about those.
