Hello.
I have a Confluence Server.
I want to Confluence API for blog list. but I can't found it. So I try access confluence DB. My confluence db is hsql. and I don't know hsql.
so I want migration to mysql from hsql.
how to migration mysql from hsql in confluence?
please give me solution.
thank you.
Hey Domingo,
A few questions in here:
Based on the answers for above questions we will be able to think on a strategy for you to achieve what you want.
Hope it helps.
Hello. Deividi. Thank you for your answer and sorry because I am too late. Confluence Version. -> 5.6.5 Confluence Home directory disk space size -> 819G my wiki users count is -> 9 users. I get to "generate a xml export". I am ready.
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If you generated the xml back what error you get when you start a fresh installation and try to import during the installation process?
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Sure buddy, make sure to follow below guide to setup a fresh Confluence on the same version you have before importing the xml file: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Database+Setup+For+MySQL The above guide explains what you need to change to hook up a confluence into a MySQL database.
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Hi there,
I believe this documentation will help you out on this migration:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Migrating+from+HSQLDB+to+MySQL
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