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<font face="Verdana">Hello!<br>
<br>
I'm having the same problem here.<br>
<br>
Latest CMU version on both ends. Exporting from BQ to BO.<br>
<br>
Some users had their passwords reset to the initial password set
when the site was created. (Users probably changed it after and
they had the strong password check active so im guessing its not
because the password is weak)<br>
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Any suggestions?<br>
Thanks in advance!<br>
<br>
Gustavo<br>
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Em 11-12-2011 00:30, Chuck Tetlow escreveu:
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What in the world would be the purpose of:
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EXPORTING A BLUEQUARTZ,
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IMPORTING IT TO A BLUEONYX,
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RE-EXPORTING FROM THE BLUEONYX,
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and IMPORTING TO A BLUEQUARTZ??
<br>
<br>
That seems like a ridiculous set of steps and gets you right back
onto a BlueQuartz machine!!
<br>
<br>
To date, I've converted about fourteen BlueQuartz servers to
BlueOnyx. Every one of them was done:
<br>
1)cmuExport sites and MySQLDump all databases on BlueQuartz
server,
<br>
2)wipe and reload machine with BlueOnyx,
<br>
3)cmuImport sites and cat databases to MySQL server,
<br>
with the only thing left to do is fix any sites using Joomla,
Wordpress, or similar packages that puts the full path in its
configuration file (since the site# usually changes in the
cmuExport/cmuImport process). <br>
<br>
The only issue I've had with passwords - while BlueOnyx does a
password security/strength check on all passwords you put in,
cmuImport bypasses that process. So idiots on the old BlueQuartz
server with passwords like "123456", "password", or the same as
the username had that poor password on the new BlueOnyx server.
And the inevitable hacking found them/exploited the BlueOnyx
server just as they had on the BlueQuartz servers. <br>
<br>
So I had to institute a policy of running "Jack the Ripper"
against password files when converting - and then suspending any
users with easily guessed passwords until they'd been updated on
the new BlueOnyx server. But other than that - I've never had a
password problem with using cmuExport/cmuImport.
<br>
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<br>
Chuck
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From: "J. Ronken" <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:jw@ronken.net"><jw@ronken.net></a> <br>
To: <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:blueonyx@blueonyx.it"><blueonyx@blueonyx.it></a> <br>
Sent: Sat, 10 Dec 2011 16:50:52 -0600 <br>
Subject: [BlueOnyx:09201] migration problems BQ to BO <br>
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> Hi,
<br>
> I have problems migrating from BlueQuartz to BlueOnyx (one
of our old mailservers is still running bluequartz, but needs to
be replaced now).
<br>
> We used nuonce system backup function (a frontend to
raqbackup.sh) for the export and then import on the BlueOnyx
box.
<br>
> All sites and users import fine, however there are some (no
idea yet how many of the total) users where the password is not
valid (checking mail or ssh login).
<br>
> What I figured out so far:
<br>
> 1. Cmu.xml contains the encrypted passwords when exporting
from BQ.
<br>
> 2. After an import in BO and then exporting it again, the
new cmu.xml has the same encrypted passwords, importing these in
BQ works fine.
<br>
> 3. Until now, it seems that only a few users (2 of 20
tested, but that is still 20%!) have this problem.
<br>
> What can be the cause of this?
<br>
> <br>
> Thanks
<br>
> jan
<br>
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