On 2018-06-28 06:01, David C. Rankin wrote:
That does pose a problem for an rsync or cp -a move of configs from 42.3 to 15. Unless there is some SuSEConfig mapping somewhere remapping behind the scenes (which I've never heard of before) server migration will take a number of `find` and `chown` just to be able to start services. There are a number of services that will simply refuse to run with config UID/GID (or permission) mismatches. The `--owner` and `--group` options for rsync both work with name matching by default. So when the UID/GID is different on two machines, but the user/group in question actually does exist, there shouldn't be a problem.
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