rt-dump-database - dump the Request Tracker database
SYNOPSIS
rt-dump-database [ 0 ]
DESCRIPTION
rt-dump-database is a tool that dumps part of the Request Tracker database
into XML format, suitable for feeding into rt-setup-database.
When run without arguments, the database dump will only include 'local'
configuration changes, ie. those done manually in the web interface.
When run with the argument '0', the dump will include all configuration
metadata.
In most cases, instead of using this tool to migrate an RT database you
should use the native database dump/load tools, and then if upgrading
between versions, running the appropriate upgrade scripts via
rt-setup-database. See NOTES.Debian for more information about upgrading RT
in Debian.
NOTE
This manual page was written for Debian GNU/Linux by Niko Tyni
<ntyni@iki.fi> and updated by Dominic Hargreaves <dom@earth.li>,
since the original program does not have one.
BUGS
The author of this manual page may well have misunderstood what 'local'
configuration changes mean. Use the source, Luke.