Hi, we wish to relocate the Ubuntu Manager Server Edition data to a NAS. Currently the data is located on the Manager server under /root/.local/share/Manager and is fully functional.
I have setup and mounted the NAS which is visible now to the operational Manager Server.
Please , how do I relocate the Manager data and tell Manager to use the new data location on the NAS?
OK accomplished. Manager shows the Application Data path OK however all the users are not transferred, I am also prompted to enter the product key and register again.
An import of the backed up companies restores the companies OK to the new location but without the associated users. Is this expected? I could probably work around and recreate the users and associate again with the individual companies imported.
I was hoping the data relocation would preserve all this detail?
Just so there is no further downtime I have taken the path switch out in the /etc/rc.local file.
System back to normal, including all the users… but data not live on the NAS. Therefore back to the question, “how do I relocate the Manager data and tell Manager to use the new data location on the NAS”?
That’s strange. If you have copied all *.manager files to new location and launched the server to read data from new location, it should work.
Maybe you have launched the server which created default 00000000-0000-0000-0000-00000000.manager file and then copied files across without overriding default file which actually contains pointers to all other businesses and users.
Empty the /media/network/nas/manager folder, copy data across again and launch the server again in new location.
Oh man… so simple all I can think of is that something on the first copy attempt went wrong … This time I used command line to transfer the data. Lubos coming to think about it I might have attempted in my excitement to launch Manager before the data was copied across.
Here are the steps I took and the issue is now fully resolved.