user_e5286
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If I have successfully installed chevereto using the docker method and scripts, and then I want to change the host domain or the install server entirely....is there a recommended way for that?
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changing the site name or moving the server
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You need to backup volumes for persistent storage (app uploads, database) then re-create the containers. Then use the docker volume tool to copy files from old volumes to new.
docs.docker.com
There may be other strategies, perhaps third party tools to ease the process.
Volumes
Learn how to create, manage, and use volumes instead of bind mounts for persisting data generated and used by Docker.
There may be other strategies, perhaps third party tools to ease the process.
user_e5286
Chevereto Member
Thank you, yes i see how it is structured now. Let's say I do a fresh install using the docker method from scratch. And then I copy over the two folders for database and storage (the contents inside, the folders will already be created). Would that work?
user_e5286
Chevereto Member
Hi Rodolfo, I saw this in the github docs. You mention that if namespace or target is altered, I can execute the steps here, and that will resolve the issue. I feel this is exactly the same issue that I have. If I stop containers, then make a new namespace, then run these steps....that should take care of it, right?
Just to confirm, am I correct in that what this is accomplishing is literally copying those two folders from one volume to another? So if I were to manually copy the volumes, then restart the containers....would that accomplish the same thing? If so, then I would say these are the exact steps to take if changing the domain name of the site.
Just to confirm, am I correct in that what this is accomplishing is literally copying those two folders from one volume to another? So if I were to manually copy the volumes, then restart the containers....would that accomplish the same thing? If so, then I would say these are the exact steps to take if changing the domain name of the site.
