Valerion wrote:Actually ... This is COMPLETELY unsupported and you do it at your own risk. However, you can in Scalix 11.x change the /etc/redhat-release file to reflect the same version of RHEL, then Scalix will install fine. You can then restore the file and upgrade to Scalix 11.4.3. This is documented in the forum if you search posts of quite a while back.
To fix tomcat, you can uninstall tomcat, delete the directory it's in and re-install it, which should make it functional. I would recommend you uninstall everything except for Scalix Server, clean them out, then re-install them. You will of course need to recreate the indexes if you do this, which will take time.
When migrating it is always best to match the version first before upgrading. You will need 11.1.0 for rhel5 and you can run the installer after unpacking it with....
./scalix-installer --override=rhel5
The following link should still work, If not ask Scalix directly to make available a link for the downloads archive section so you can download this version.
http://downloads.scalix.com/.community/ ... -intel.tgz
1. install 11.1.0 on centos 5.2.
2. shutdown scalix on 5.2.
3. move /var/opt/scalix/xx /var/opt/scalix/xx.virgin
4. rsync /var/opt/scalix from fedora.
remember also that tomcat configuration files (virtual hosts) are stored in /etc/opt/scalix-tomcat. Compare what you've got on the old system to the new and match it up. Backup the virgin installation of that directory (/etc/opt) also.
5. start scalix.
6. check and fix permissions if necessary. The scalix uid and gid need to be matched up with what they were on the old system. If not you need to reset permissions.
omcheck -i -s > omcheck.i.sh
sh ./omcheck.i.sh
omcheck -d -s > omcheck.d.sh
sh ./omcheck.d.sh
7. ompatchom.
8. your hostname should be identical.
9. if you've changed ip's follow the article from the link that schmoe90 posted.
Then you should be up and running.
If that all works then upgrade as normal to 11.4.3. If not, try running a reconfigure from the installer.
Hope that helps.