HT5082: Lion Server: Migrating and copying wiki data from Mac OS X Server v10.6
Learn about Lion Server: Migrating and copying wiki data from Mac OS X Server v10.6Q: sudo rake -f /usr/share/collabd/server/Rakefile db:drop that folder including the rakefile is not present in os x server. this art ... sudo rake -f /usr/share/collabd/server/Rakefile db:drop that folder including the rakefile is not present in os x server. this article needs updating more
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Aug 3, 2012 5:23 AM in response to nexflo_by jaydisc,You can use this command to delete the wiki database:
sudo drop -U _postgres collabd
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Aug 4, 2012 3:27 AM in response to nexflo_by redshift82r,Or Try /applications/server.app/contents/serverroot/usr/share/collabd/coreclient/Rakef ile db:drop instead.
I'm guessing that the install was meant to copy that to /usr/... As per the article but didn't !
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Aug 4, 2012 3:55 AM in response to redshift82rby jaydisc,I actually don't think it was meant to copy it there. Rather, the article is just from Lion days. I think the goal with Mountain Lion is that OS X Server is more self-contained in Server.app, so with just an App Store update, you've
updated the entire Server infrastructure.
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Aug 4, 2012 4:03 AM in response to jaydiscby redshift82r,Yeh, fair enough. All of the useful scripts etc that people pointed to in the Lion Server discussions is still there. It's just self-contained under server.app/contents/........
Remarkably, 10.8 actually seems pretty robust compared to 10.7.4. .
After spending 6 months trying to get everything working, it's only taken a couple of weeks to get everything up and running under 10.8!
:)
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Aug 4, 2012 4:06 AM in response to redshift82rby jaydisc,I agree. I'm thus far impressed by 10.8.0. Most take a bit more time to be this usable.
P.S. My dropdb command has a typo. The database name is collab, not collabd.
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