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On the old server, through docker compose, mysql, and cloudflared running in the same docker network. On the vps, it’s still docker and mysql but it’s running on a linode vps and nginx proxy manager is used instead of cloudflared - What Node version, database, OS & browser are you using?
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I can’t really answer the last 2 so I’ll just put my issue here.
When I moved the mysql database and ghost content folders I assumed that you could just drag and drop them into a different server, use the same compose and it’d work, but the files were on a different path (/home/millions/site/ghost before vs /root/site/ghost after) and it seemed to not want to accept the database.
Since I have a backup of it, I started up a blank blog on the same domain (new server though) and got that up and running. I do want my old posts back though, and to access ghost again I’d have to go through the process of moving back to cloudflare tunnels, which I don’t want to do.
Is there a way to fix this or do I have to start from scratch?