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# replace the first 2 (non-comment) occurances of $OldDbName with $newDbName
# replace the first 2 (non-comment) occurances of $OldDbName with $newDbName
vim $newDbName.$stamp.sql
vim $newDbName.$stamp.sql
 
time nice mysql -uroot -p -sNe "DROP DATABASE IF EXISTS $newDbName;"
time nice mysql -uroot -p -sNe "CREATE DATABASE $newDbName; USE $newDbName; SOURCE $oldDbName.$stamp.sql;"
time nice mysql -uroot -p -sNe "CREATE DATABASE $newDbName; USE $newDbName; SOURCE $oldDbName.$stamp.sql;"
  time nice mysql -uroot -p -sNe "GRANT ALL ON $newDbName.* TO '$newDbUser'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY '$newDbPass'; FLUSH PRIVILEGES;"
  time nice mysql -uroot -p -sNe "GRANT ALL ON $newDbName.* TO '$newDbUser'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY '$newDbPass'; FLUSH PRIVILEGES;"
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# we want to copy files that don't exist yet in our new install dir. if a file exists in both, don't overwrite the new from the old
# we want to copy files that don't exist yet in our new install dir. if a file exists in both, don't overwrite the new from the old
rsync -av --progress --ignore-existing $oldVhostDir/htdocs/wp-content/ $newVhostDir/htdocs/wp-content/
rsync -av --progress --ignore-existing $oldVhostDir/htdocs/wp-content/ $newVhostDir/htdocs/wp-content/
# delete unnecessary & empty upgrade dir
rm -rf $newVhostDir/htdocs/wp-content/upgrade
# migrate '3Dmodels' dir, but put it in 'wp-content' for future migrations (the wp upgrade docs migrate this dir already)
rsync -av --progress $oldVhostDir/htdocs/3Dmodels $newVhostDir/htdocs/wp-content/
# take the old .htaccess; overwrite existing if needed
rsync -av --progress $oldVhostDir/htdocs/.htaccess $newVhostDir/htdocs/
rsync -av --progress $oldVhostDir/htdocs/.htaccess $newVhostDir/htdocs/
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Revision as of 16:48, 26 August 2017

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CLI guides

This section will provide commands to achieve certain actions for managing wordpress

migrate to svn-backed wordpress install

These commands were used to migrate the existing & outdated wordpress installs to a subversion-backed, ephemeral clone of the site. Changes were iterated to these commands documented here as validation by the site owners exposed issues with the upgrades, missing content, etc. Once the clone was validated entirely, the live site could be brought down & confidently updated per the findings with the ephemeral clone.

obi

oldVhostDir=/var/www/html/obi
newVhostDir=/var/www/html/obi2
oldDbName=obi_db
newDbName=obi2_db
newDbUser=obi2_user
newDbPass=CHANGEME

mkdir -p $newVhostDir/htdocs
pushd $newVhostDir/htdocs

yum install subversion
svn co https://core.svn.wordpress.org/tags/4.8.1 .

find $newVhostDir -type d -exec chmod 750 {} \;
find $newVhostDIr -type f -exec chmod 640 {} \;
chown -R apache:apache $newVhostDir

stamp=`date +%Y%m%d_%T`
tmpDir=/var/tmp/dbChange.$stamp
mkdir $tmpDir
chown root:root $tmpDir
chmod 0700 $tmpDir
pushd $tmpDir
 time nice mysqldump -uroot -p --all-databases | gzip -c > preBackup.all_databases.$stamp.sql.gz
 time nice mysqldump -uroot -p --databases $oldDbName > $oldDbName.$stamp.sql
cp $oldDbName.$stamp.sql $newDbName.$stamp.sql

# replace the first 2 (non-comment) occurances of $OldDbName with $newDbName
vim $newDbName.$stamp.sql

time nice mysql -uroot -p -sNe "DROP DATABASE IF EXISTS $newDbName;" 
time nice mysql -uroot -p -sNe "CREATE DATABASE $newDbName; USE $newDbName; SOURCE $oldDbName.$stamp.sql;"
 time nice mysql -uroot -p -sNe "GRANT ALL ON $newDbName.* TO '$newDbUser'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY '$newDbPass'; FLUSH PRIVILEGES;"
popd

rsync -av --progress $oldVhostDir/wp-config.php $newVhostDir/
chown apache:apache $newVhostDir/wp-config.php
chmod 400 $newVhostDir/wp-config.php

# change DB_NAME, DB_USER, DB_PASSWORD, WP_HOME, & WP_SITEURL
vim $newVhostDir/wp-config.php

# we want to copy files that don't exist yet in our new install dir. if a file exists in both, don't overwrite the new from the old
rsync -av --progress --ignore-existing $oldVhostDir/htdocs/wp-content/ $newVhostDir/htdocs/wp-content/

# delete unnecessary & empty upgrade dir
rm -rf $newVhostDir/htdocs/wp-content/upgrade

# migrate '3Dmodels' dir, but put it in 'wp-content' for future migrations (the wp upgrade docs migrate this dir already)
rsync -av --progress $oldVhostDir/htdocs/3Dmodels $newVhostDir/htdocs/wp-content/

# take the old .htaccess; overwrite existing if needed
rsync -av --progress $oldVhostDir/htdocs/.htaccess $newVhostDir/htdocs/