Migração Servidor Linux PMP
Please follow the steps to migrate PMP from one Linux server to a new Linux server.
For a successful migration of the PMP installation, you need to copy the entire PMP installation directory from one server to another server. However, you need to remove the PMP service before moving the folder from the old server and also after copying the folder to the new server, to need to reinstall the PMP service in the new server to run PMP.
On the existing server:
- Stop the PMP service on the old Linux server.
- Take a copy of the entire PMP installation folder and move it to the new server.
- Now open the Terminal on the new server.
- Navigate to <PMP_Installation_Folder>\bin directory and execute the command sh pmp.sh remove (To remove the PMP service)
- Then, take a copy of the entire PMP installation folder and move it to the new Linux server.
On the new server:
- Log in to the new server and open the Terminal in the new server.
- Navigate to Copied <PMP_Installation_Folder>\bin directory and execute the command sh pmp.sh install (To install the PMP service)
- Once the migration is successful, move the encryption key(pmp_key.key) from the old server conf folder to the new server conf folder, specifying the correct location of pmp_key.key inside manage_key.conf (which is also inside the conf folder)
- Start the PMP service on the new server.
- To update the hostname, please navigate to the <PMP_Installation_Folder>\conf folder and edit the server.conf file and update the correct hostname. Also, before accessing the URL, make sure to add the proper DNS entry in the hostname file of the server. Once done, you can start the PMP service and let us know how it goes.
- Once you have migrated the service to the new server, you can start the PMP service and let us know how it goes.
We look forward to hearing from you.