fattain-naime/cwp-superpowers/cwp-migration

# Step 1: Export cPanel data from source server
# Copy the migration scripts to the cPanel server first
sh 1-cpanel-data-export.sh
 
# Step 2: Uninstall cPanel from source server
# Only if reusing the same server
sh 2-cpanel-uninstall.sh
 
# Step 3: Install CWP on target server
cd /usr/local/src
wget http://centos-webpanel.com/cwp-el8-latest && sh cwp-el8-latest
 
# Step 4: Import data into CWP
sh 4-import-into-cwp.sh
 
# Step 5: Generate mail SNI certificates
sh 5-mail-sni.sh

# On source server: create backup (script name varies by CWP version)
if [ -f /scripts/user_backup ]; then
    sh /scripts/user_backup USERNAME
elif [ -f /scripts/backup_user ]; then
    sh /scripts/backup_user USERNAME
fi
 
# Find backup file (check both directory structures)
BACKUP_FILE=""
if [ -f "/backup/daily/USERNAME/backup.tar.gz" ]; then
    BACKUP_FILE="/backup/daily/USERNAME/backup.tar.gz"
elif [ -f "/backup/USERNAME/backup.tar.gz" ]; then
    BACKUP_FILE="/backup/USERNAME/backup.tar.gz"
else
    BACKUP_FILE=$(find /backup -name "*USERNAME*.tar.gz" -type f -printf '%T@ %p\n' 2>/dev/null | sort -n | tail -1 | cut -d' ' -f2-)
fi
 
# Transfer backup to destination
scp "$BACKUP_FILE" root@DEST_IP:/backup/
 
# On destination: restore
# CWP Admin -> Backup -> Restore

# Step 1: Export from Webuzo
# Download website files and database dumps
 
# Step 2: Create account on CWP
# Via CWP Admin or API
 
# Step 3: Upload website files
rsync -avz /source/public_html/ /home/USER/public_html/
 
# Step 4: Create database on CWP
# Via phpMyAdmin or MySQL CLI
 
# Step 5: Import database
mysql -u username -p dbname < database_dump.sql
 
# Step 6: Fix permissions
/scripts/cwp_api account fix_perms USERNAME
 
# Step 7: Configure DNS
# Update DNS records to point to new server

# Reduce TTL to 300 (5 minutes) 24-48 hours before migration
# This ensures faster DNS propagation

# Update A records to new server IP
# Update MX records if mail server changed
# Update nameservers if changing DNS provider

# Increase MariaDB limits for large imports
mysql -e "SET GLOBAL max_allowed_packet=256*1024*1024;"
mysql -e "SET GLOBAL wait_timeout=86400;"
 
# Import
mysql -u root -p dbname < large_dump.sql

# Check tables
mysqlcheck -u root -p dbname
 
# Repair if needed
mysqlcheck -u root -p --repair dbname

# Check disk space
df -h
 
# Verify user accounts
/scripts/list_users
 
# Check databases
/scripts/checkdb
 
# Test website
curl -I http://domain.com
 
# Check DNS
dig domain.com @localhost
 
# Verify email
telnet localhost 25
 
# Check services
systemctl status httpd nginx mariadb postfix dovecot