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Migration of accounts in between cPanel servers

We can do account transfer either through SSH or WHM, see what can be done in SSH as root

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Take Backup(script.sh)

for i in `cat /home/users.txt`;
do /scripts/pkgacct $i;
done

To move backup

scp cpmove-*.tar.gz root@IP(New server):/home/

passwd:

rm -rf cpmove-*


In new Server:

restore Backup

for i in `cat /home/user.txt`;
do /scripts/restorepkg $i;
done


rm -rf cpmove-*
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Lets make it more simple

for i in `cat /home/user.txt`; do /scripts/pkgacct $i; scp /home/cpmove-$i.tar.gz root@192.40.115.35:/home/; ssh root@192.40.115.35 "/scripts/restorepkg /home/cpmove-$i.tar.gz"; done;


 There are many pre and post migration check list which I will discuss soon!










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