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Mavericks server ...
I tried to move the location of the service Data in the Storage tab, the location has remained the same however the mail storage appears to have moved.... while the storage location for everything else has remained in the old location....
in the Tab the old location still shows....
how do I rectify this ? / check where each mail store is actually located for each user ?
any help greatly received.
Do you have a situation to go back to, a clone before you started this migration?
Do you have a recent backup of all data stored in /Library/Server
What kind of error did you get, have you rebooted after the migration was done or failed?
What's the current situation? Do things work or are workers missing email?
Jeffrey
the only services they use are eMail and File Sharing, it looks like email has migrated over so that is my only concern....
I need to check where each users email is stored I am familiar with Terminal as I use it a lot on OS X and Unix systems.
Currently all seems fine but I'm concerned to get it all in one place....
I can "move" services to another volume again to see if this unifies things, not sure if the system is aware it has split the storage....
Documents and files inside a shared folder created by File sharing does not migrate, it is only service data.
You need to move those files manually, delete the share and recreate it on the new volume.
As for email, you can check every users mailfolder by using their "Unique User ID" or UUID and check the contents of each users in the mailstore inside
/Library/Server/Mail/Data/mail/users
You can use DSCL or Directory Utility to read the UUID for every user.
Goodluck
Jeffrey
I know File sharing doesn't move it's fine, the library folder moved to the new share and populated with all the mail sores for each user so I guess it migrated, other services apparently did not as the Data storage location is still showing as the original.
service data storage move failed
