

Bitnami mean mysql install#
You need to install the new Bitnami Redmine stack in NEW location (i.e.

I deleted the whole folder from my C:\Program Files location ( after copying it to a folder named “Redmine Backup”)ĥ. As a Backup, copy/move the to another location, and remove from the previous location (to avoid confusion in future). Then, Uninstall the entire existing Bitnami Redmine stackĤ. Stop and uninstall previous Bitnami Redmine Stack services. In case you had installed any plugins, copy their folders from \apps\redmine\vendor\plugins location.ģ. This folder contains all the files that have been uploaded to Redmine by User as attachments. Also, keep a copy of all the files from \apps\redmine\files. Copy it into another location as the database backup.Ģ. The database backup file ‘redmine_backup.sql’ will get created in the mysql\bin folder.Enter the password from my.ini (The same password that is for the admin user) mysqldump -u root -p bitnami_redmine > redmine_backup.sql Open “use_redmine” console, and run the following commands:ģ.(Password should be same as that defined for admin user)

Verify that \mysql\my.ini has correct user/password/port in group and that, if using non-standard port, it is set in the group with a port=# setting.Redmine services should be in started state.First you need to create backup of your current instance This article is mostly a summary of the above mentioned articles, with some additional steps that I had to perform.ġ. The following will be very useful information if you ever need to migrate your Redmine instance (along with existing data) to a different machine.
