Upgrade from 6.0.10 to 7 beta4

[phoenix]

Originally Posted by alex70

Thank you Bill for your suggest regarding Oracle and Centos. CEntos was my previous distro but they are very slow in release upgrade.

That's not a problem with Zimbra unless you change your hardware regularly to something unsupported by the currently release kernel. A mail server is meant to run on a stable platform, CentOS is a stable platform and the slightly slower release of updates makes absolutely no difference to Zimbra.

Originally Posted by alex70

By the way regarding Zimbra 7 what do you suggest to do:

1: keep the current beta release and wait for the one for Fedora 13
2: install ZCS 7 GA for Fedora 11 overiding OS?

Is there any reason you couldn't convert to CentOS in your current environment? There is a version of Zimbra for Fedora 13 on the Beta section of the downloads page (top-right on the page), you should use that.

[alex70]

Originally Posted by phoenix

That's not a problem with Zimbra unless you change your hardware regularly to something unsupported by the currently release kernel. A mail server is meant to run on a stable platform, CentOS is a stable platform and the slightly slower release of updates makes absolutely no difference to Zimbra.

Is there any reason you couldn't convert to CentOS in your current environment? There is a version of Zimbra for Fedora 13 on the Beta section of the downloads page (top-right on the page), you should use that.

The only reason is the time, to many project, websites and others to transfer to a new server.
Zimbra for Fedora 13 on the Beta section is what I am running right now.

Alex

[phoenix]

Originally Posted by alex70

The only reason is the time, to many project, websites and others to transfer to a new server.

I understand.

Originally Posted by alex70

Zimbra for Fedora 13 on the Beta section is what I am running right now.

Ah, in your first post you said that you were running "7 beta4" - that's actually the GA release. It's in the 'beta' section because Fedora 13 is a new operating system that's being used, they are always marked as beta for a while. So, you've nothing to do as you're on the latest-greatest Zimbra release (so far ).

[alex70]

Originally Posted by phoenix

I understand.

Ah, in your first post you said that you were running "7 beta4" - that's actually the GA release. It's in the 'beta' section because Fedora 13 is a new operating system that's being used, they are always marked as beta for a while. So, you've nothing to do as you're on the latest-greatest Zimbra release (so far ).

That's is really a good news. Thank you a lot for all the information.

Best Regards,

Alex

[juliocs]

Reparar o erro abaixo:

Realizar o upgrade das tabelas:
error: Table upgrade required. Please do "REPAIR TABLE `appointment`" or dump/reload to fix it!

Servidor atual
mysql.server start
source ~/bin/zmshutil ; zmsetvars

/opt/zimbra/mysql/bin/mysqldump --user=root --password=$mysql_root_password --socket=$mysql_socket --all-databases --single-transaction --flush-logs > /opt/zimbra/backup/dump-atual.sql

Copiar o dump realizado para o servidor backup
scp /opt/zimbra/backup/dump-atual.sql 192.168.254.253:/opt/zimbra/backup/

Realizar o backup da pasta db
cd /opt/zimbra
cp -a db db.back

Parar o serviço do zimbra
su zimbra -c “zmcontrol stop”

Remover a pasta zimbra e todas as mboxgroup
rm -rf /opt/zimbra/db/data/zimbra
rm -rf /opt/zimbra/db/data/ mboxgroup*
Iniciar o banco mysql
mysql.server start

Importar o backup
mysql < /opt/zimbra/backup/dump-backup.sql

Servidor Backup

Instalar a mesma versão do zimbra em outro servidor.
Restaurar o backup no novo servidor.
mysql < /opt/zimbra/backup/dump-atual.sql

Fazer o dump do banco.

/opt/zimbra/mysql/bin/mysqldump --user=root --password=$mysql_root_password --socket=$mysql_socket --all-databases --single-transaction --flush-logs > /opt/zimbra/backup/dump-backup.sql

Copiar o dump realizado do servidor de backup para o servidor atual.
scp /opt/zimbra/backup/dump-backup.sql 172.16.0.2:/opt/zimbra/backup/

Copiar a pasta zimbra do outro servidor.
scp -r /opt/zimbra/db/data/zimbra 172.16.0.2:/opt/zimbra/db/data/
scp -r /opt/zimbra/db/data/mboxgroup1 172.16.0.2:/opt/zimbra/db/data/

Servidor atual

Iniciar o zimbra
su zimbra -c “zmcontrol start”

Listar um mailbox

mysql -e 'SHOW tables FROM mboxgroup3'
mysql -e "check table mboxgroup100.mail_item"
mysql -e "check table zimbra.mailbox"

CHECAR A INTEGRIDADE
/opt/zimbra/libexec/zmdbintegrityreport -v