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Subject: Re: fastest way to duplicate production server?
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RC wrote:
> We have a production FreeBSD 4.10 server running old versions of
> Apache/MySQL/PHP from ports.  We'd like to upgrade Apache/MySQL/PHP
> to the latest versions.  Before upgrading we'd like to test on a
> test box.
> 
> What's the fastest way of duplicating the existing Apache/MySQL/PHP
> (including user databases)?  (The production server cannot go down
> for more than a few seconds.)
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