So I need to migrate an ISPConfig 3.1 (Ubuntu 16.04) to a new ISPConfig 3.1 (freshly installed Ubuntu 18.04, all services are running) server. So I bought the Migration Toolkit for €60,- thinking it would be easy to do it that way... But when I try to run the migration tool, it says that I should install the "python-migrate" package. Which is not possible due to dependencies not being available anymore? Any help?
You are running migrate in a wrong directory. Or did you actually install it in /tmp? Follow the instructions: https://www.howtoforge.com/tutorial...rver/#download-and-extract-the-migration-tool And you have a higher chance of success. The instruction tell you to start it with Code: ./migrate You did not do that, and ended up struggling with python unnecessarily.
For some reason I didn't find that tutorial in my search... I also should have known that I should have used ./migrate without even reading anything... Well, thank you very much for your answer, I think this is gonna work fine
Well I got through everything, a dry run appears to work, but when I do the actual migration it throws an error: I did properly walk through the tutorial, so I did make the changes in /usr/local/ispconfig/security/security_settings.ini on the target machine, and in an attempt to resolve the issue also on the source machine... Am I walking into a bug? Or am I doing something wrong?
Double check that your remote user has all the checkboxes selected. E-mailing migsupport will help you, but they may be asleep now.
I checked thos checkboxes a couple of times, but they're all enabled... I've send them an e-mail... Luckily it's not a life or deth situation, but hopefully I'll hear from them soon
Check your Apache Webserver Logfile for the errors at the time the mentioned errors occured in the migration log.
Thanks for the advise! The SoapClient on the target machine was missing... It's migrating as I write this
