CloneSystem
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What it does
Clones the entire webapp to another server.
Only works on linux.
First setup
- Generate an SSH key for the tomcat-user on the source server
sudo -u tomcat ssh-keygen - Add the public key to a user on the target server that has sudo-access
- Connect from the source server, as tomcat, to the target server and accept the certificate
- Add configurations
How to invoke
Invoke the codeunit, as an admin. eg.
[SERVER]/main?command=common.CloneSystem
Options
Control the behavior with the following url-parameters.
| Parameter | Desctiption |
|---|---|
| with-users | Also clones the users and their groups |
| with-files | Also clones the files uploaded |
| dont-backup-target | Does not create a copy of the database on the target server with the name _backupyyyyMMddHHmm
|
| dont-clean | Does not remove the sql files on both systems |
Configuration
| Config | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| targetServer | IP or domain of target server | |
| targetUser | ec2-user | Name of the user that is being used on the target server |
| targetBasePath | Policy:applicationBasePath | Webapps, folder on target server |
| targetApp | Policy:applicationName | Application name on target server |
| targetDb | DbLive-name | Name of live server on target server |
Developer info
- Type: CodeunitPagecontent
- Security: Requires session