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I need to migrate an old Moodle to my new Cloudron Moodle--what are the DB details?

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  • M msbt

    you can jump on a terminal and enter env | grep MYSQL, this will give you the database details.

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    @msbt said in I need to migrate an old Moodle to my new Cloudron Moodle--what are the DB details?:

    env | grep MYSQL

    Thanks but that doesn't give me anything in the cloudron terminal. Nothing happens

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    • jordanurbsJ jordanurbs

      @msbt said in I need to migrate an old Moodle to my new Cloudron Moodle--what are the DB details?:

      env | grep MYSQL

      Thanks but that doesn't give me anything in the cloudron terminal. Nothing happens

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      wrote on last edited by girish
      #4

      @jordanurbs the cloudron package uses postgres. So try env | grep POSTGRESQL

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      • girishG girish

        @jordanurbs the cloudron package uses postgres. So try env | grep POSTGRESQL

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        ah my bad, should have omitted the MY from MYSQL 😄

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        • girishG girish

          @jordanurbs the cloudron package uses postgres. So try env | grep POSTGRESQL

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          wrote on last edited by BrutalBirdie
          #6

          @girish said in I need to migrate an old Moodle to my new Cloudron Moodle--what are the DB details?:

          @jordanurbs the cloudron package uses postgres. So try env | grep POSTGRESQL

          @jordanurbs
          You can find out what addons being used for a cloudron app by checking the repo

          https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/moodle-app

          and the CloudronManifest.json

          https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/moodle-app/-/blob/master/CloudronManifest.json

          {
            "id": "org.moodle.cloudronapp",
            "title": "Moodle",
            "author": "Moodle developers",
            "description": "file://DESCRIPTION.md",
            "tagline": "The world's most popular learning management system",
            "version": "1.0.0",
            "healthCheckPath": "/",
            "httpPort": 8000,
            "memoryLimit": 524288000,
            "manifestVersion": 2,
            "website": "https://moodle.org/",
            "contactEmail": "support@cloudron.io",
            "icon": "logo.png",
            "addons": {
              "postgresql": {},
              "localstorage": {},
              "sendmail": {},
              "ldap": {},
              "scheduler": {
                "periodic": {
                    "schedule": "*/1 * * * *",
                    "command": "/usr/bin/php  /app/code/admin/cli/cron.php >/dev/null"
                }
              }
            },
            "tags": [ "moodle", "learning", "lms", "canvas", "blackboard", "edutech" ],
            "changelog": "file://CHANGELOG",
            "postInstallMessage": "file://POSTINSTALL.md",
            "mediaLinks": [
              "https://screenshots.cloudron.io/org.moodle.cloudronapp/1.png",
              "https://screenshots.cloudron.io/org.moodle.cloudronapp/2.png",
              "https://screenshots.cloudron.io/org.moodle.cloudronapp/3.jpg"
            ],
            "minBoxVersion": "5.3.0",
            "forumUrl": "https://forum.cloudron.io/category/102/moodle",
            "documentationUrl": "https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/moodle/"
          }
          

          Or when you open the logs you should have a button for Postgres or MySQL
          😄

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          • girishG girish

            @jordanurbs the cloudron package uses postgres. So try env | grep POSTGRESQL

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            @girish said in I need to migrate an old Moodle to my new Cloudron Moodle--what are the DB details?:

            env | grep POSTGRESQL

            Thanks, that gives me the details.

            Now I've got a second issue though: the old Moodle only lets me choose between MariaDB or Improved MySQL. Any thoughts?

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            • jordanurbsJ jordanurbs

              @girish said in I need to migrate an old Moodle to my new Cloudron Moodle--what are the DB details?:

              env | grep POSTGRESQL

              Thanks, that gives me the details.

              Now I've got a second issue though: the old Moodle only lets me choose between MariaDB or Improved MySQL. Any thoughts?

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              @jordanurbs this is probably relevant to you https://docs.moodle.org/310/en/Database_transfer

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                The query

                env | grep POSTGRESQL
                

                in the terminal returns the following values:

                CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_URL=postgres://...
                CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_DATABASE=
                CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_PASSWORD=
                CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_USERNAME=
                CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_HOST=postgresql
                CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_PORT=5432
                

                But what is the value to be entered in the 'Server' field? The IP of the server? Socket IP? Domain?

                Captura de pantalla 2021-03-15 a las 18.08.48.png

                Thanks for the help guys! 🙏

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                • martinkbsM martinkbs

                  The query

                  env | grep POSTGRESQL
                  

                  in the terminal returns the following values:

                  CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_URL=postgres://...
                  CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_DATABASE=
                  CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_PASSWORD=
                  CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_USERNAME=
                  CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_HOST=postgresql
                  CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_PORT=5432
                  

                  But what is the value to be entered in the 'Server' field? The IP of the server? Socket IP? Domain?

                  Captura de pantalla 2021-03-15 a las 18.08.48.png

                  Thanks for the help guys! 🙏

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                  girish
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                  #10

                  @martinkbs I guess "servidor de la base de datos" means database server ? If so, that is just postgresql (i.e the value of CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_HOST). The hostname of the postgres server is posgresql (I know confusing 🙂 ).

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                  • girishG girish

                    @martinkbs I guess "servidor de la base de datos" means database server ? If so, that is just postgresql (i.e the value of CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_HOST). The hostname of the postgres server is posgresql (I know confusing 🙂 ).

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                    Thanks @girish. But I have a question. The source Moodle is on a different server than Cloudron's Moodle ... it's a server with a Plesk panel 😞

                    In that case, how can the source installation identify which server to send the data to? Wouldn't it be necessary to indicate the IP of the destination server? Or the socket? If I only indicate postgresql, I don't think the data can be migrated from one server to another ... right?

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                    • martinkbsM martinkbs

                      Thanks @girish. But I have a question. The source Moodle is on a different server than Cloudron's Moodle ... it's a server with a Plesk panel 😞

                      In that case, how can the source installation identify which server to send the data to? Wouldn't it be necessary to indicate the IP of the destination server? Or the socket? If I only indicate postgresql, I don't think the data can be migrated from one server to another ... right?

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                      @martinkbs Ah, I missed it that it's trying to transfer the database. Indeed, postgresql is the internal name. There is no public endpoint. What you have to do is to export the postgresql dump from the old instance and import it into Cloudron by hand. Please see https://docs.cloudron.io/guides/import-postgresql/

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