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The Lounge What is on Your Mind? VBulletin 3.8 to Discourse on Docker Migration Test Take Two Post 303045262 by Neo on Saturday 14th of March 2020 08:11:04 PM

03-14-2020

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THIS METHOD DOES NOT WORK

Step 1: Dump vb database again and all attachments.
Step 2: Transfer to discourse host.

Step 3:

Code:

discourse=# alter table posts add column vbpostid integer;
ALTER TABLE
discourse=#

Step 4: Moved transferred files to shared directory in docker (shared between docker and host)
Step 5: Rebuild staging mysql DB in docker / discourse.

Step 5: Run modified vbulletin_neo3.rb migration script.

Code:

export IMPORT=1
su discourse -c 'bundle exec ruby script/import_scripts/vbulletin_neo3.rb'

THIS METHOD DID NOT WORK

I think there are some unknown (to me) status counters for topics and posts, because I did not seem to reimport anything but the news topics / threads since the last import.

So, seems I have little choice if I want to refine (transfer likes, fix ICODE tags) is to start migration from scratch.

Let's see after this "does not seem to be working attempt" completes.

The problem seemed to be with postgres and the fact it is running outside the docker discourse app. But frankly, I don't have time or interest to analyze why this "brute force method" failed.

It's easy enough to start over with all lessons learned from the test migrations.

Neo

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xfm2def

XFM2DEF(1)							 MINC User's Guide							XFM2DEF(1)

NAME

       xfm2def - convert a MNI transform file to a deformation volume

SYNOPSIS

       xfm2def [options] input.xfm def_vol.mnc

DESCRIPTION

       xfm2def	takes  an input transform input.xfm that can consist of a series of concatenated transforms in a single xfm file and converts this
       into a single deformation volume that is output as def_vol.mnc. Note that the output is not a tranform file itself, you can then  make  use
       of this volume in a MINC tranform by creating an .xfm file as such:

	  MNI Transform File

	  Transform_Type = Grid_Transform;
	  Displacement_Volume = def_vol.mnc;

       The output resolution and sampling of the deformation grid must be specified or a default size will be used. (100x100x100 1mm steps centred
       around the origin).

OPTIONS

       -help  Print summary of command-line options and exit.

       -version
	      Print the program's version number and exit.

       -verbose
	      Print out extra progress information while running.

       -clobber
	      Overwrite any existing output file

       -xnelements nx
	      Number of elements along the xspace dimension.

       -ynelements ny
	      Number of elements along the yspace dimension.

       -znelements nz
	      Number of elements along the zspace dimension.

       -xstep xstep
	      Step between voxels along the xspace dimension.

       -ystep ystep
	      Step between voxels along the yspace dimension.

       -zstep zstep
	      Step between voxels along the zspace dimension.

       -xstart xstart
	      Position of centre of first voxel along the xspace dimension.

       -ystart ystart
	      Position of centre of first voxel along the yspace dimension.

       -zstart zstart
	      Position of centre of first voxel along the zspace dimension.

       -xdircos x1 x2 x3
	      Direction cosines for the xspace dimension.

       -ydircos y1 y2 y3
	      Direction cosines for the yspace dimension.

       -zdircos z1 z2 z3
	      Direction cosines for the zspace dimension.

AUTHOR

       Andrew Janke

COPYRIGHTS

       Copyright (C) 2010 Andrew Janke - a.janke@gmail.com

							   $Date: 2010-08-11 04:06:42 $ 						XFM2DEF(1)