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I?d get the new server ready, sync all data including xattrs & ACLs with rsync -AXav You probably use AD or RID. Just use the same idmapping on the new server. Probably just copy old smb.conf to new machine. When all is rsynced just remove the old server from the AD, turn off, assign name and IP address to new server. Join domain. That should do. If all goes very wrong you can j...

Am 31.05.24 um 14:38 schrieb Luis Peromarta via samba: > I?d get the new server ready, sync all data including xattrs & ACLs with rsync -AXav > > You probably use AD or RID. Just use the same idmapping on the new server. Probably just copy old smb.conf to new machine. > > When all is rsynced just remove the old server from the AD, turn off, assign name and IP address to new server. Join domain. That should do. > > If...

Am 06.06.24 um 19:51 schrieb Stefan G. Weichinger via samba: > Am 31.05.24 um 14:38 schrieb Luis Peromarta via samba: >> I?d get the new server ready, sync all data including xattrs & ACLs >> with rsync -AXav >> >> You probably use AD or RID. Just use the same idmapping on the new >> server. Probably just copy old smb.conf to new machine. will do more or less But not sync "/var/lib/samba", right? >> When all is rsynced just remove the old server from the AD, turn of...

forgive me the FAQ ... I run a samba-4.19.6-domain-member-server on Debian 12.5 and have to move that to a new hardware. I should keep the name of the server, and the IP ... and the downtime should be short. Is there a recommended procedure for doing that? thanks in advance, Stefan

...via samba" <samba at lists.samba.org> wrote: > Am 06.06.24 um 19:51 schrieb Stefan G. Weichinger via samba: > > Am 31.05.24 um 14:38 schrieb Luis Peromarta via samba: > >> I?d get the new server ready, sync all data including xattrs & > >> ACLs with rsync -AXav > >> > >> You probably use AD or RID. Just use the same idmapping on the new > >> server. Probably just copy old smb.conf to new machine. > > will do more or less > > But not sync "/var/lib/samba", right? Provided that you use the same 'globa...