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[GH-ISSUE #342] [Question] Portability of installation #247
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Originally created by @My1 on GitHub (May 27, 2016).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/koel/koel/issues/342
Quick question: is koel "portable"?
so that in other words I could take my (a lot better) Laptop to install koel possibly a lot quicker (and try to debug stuff a bit better doe to the fact I have more direct access to it) and then move the installation folder and databases as it is over to my raspberry pi?
or similar question other scenario.
let's say I upgrade my server (e.g. upgrading from raspi 1b to raspi 3) could I just move the server folder and databases over and run it directly?
obviously assuming that the system-level software requirements (php, mysql node, and so on) are met.
ot would that need a complete reinstall?
@phanan commented on GitHub (May 27, 2016):
Koel is just another web app, so everything applies for a web app will be applicable for Koel.
@My1 commented on GitHub (May 27, 2016):
Well i have little to no experience with node npm or composer and stuff.
@My1 commented on GitHub (May 27, 2016):
Might have been that those things require special configs or whatever when they are installed on the system.