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はじめる前に

  • The import process will DELETE this instance and restore data from a previous export of Bamboo. This includes login data, hence you will need an administration login that is contained in the Bamboo data to be imported.
  • Bamboo will be unavailable until the import process is complete, which may take some time.
  • At the moment bamboo is not able to import instance zip files > 200MB on 32 bit JVMs. A 64 bit JVM with max heap space of 4G (-Xmx4096m) can handle the import of such an instance.
  • If you manage users externally (LDAP or Crowd) - It is not possible to import if the instance you are planning to import contains user names in bamboo's internal user repository that duplicate user names in the external repository.

To import data from backup,

  1. Click the 'Administration' link in the top navigation bar.
  2. Click the 'Import' link in the left navigation column.
  3. Type the absolute 'File Path' from which Bamboo is to import data. For example, "/opt/bamboo/bamboo-home/export.zip" on UNIX-based operating systems.
  4. Select the 'Backup data' check-box. (This is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.)
  5. Specify the absolute 'Backup Directory Path' to which Bamboo will backup its data. This must be different from the 'File Path' specified above. For example, 'C:\Documents and Settings\<me>\bamboo-home\my-backups' for a Windows-based operating system. You would typically use forward-slashes (without drive letter specification) on UNIX-based operating systems.
    (info) Due to a tightening of the Bamboo security model, Bamboo may not initially allow you to edit this field. If this is the case, you must first configure Bamboo to permit modification to its file path settings. To do this:
    1. Start Bamboo with the system property bamboo.paths.set.allowed=true, by following the procedure for configuring a Bamboo system property.
    2. Restart this procedure from step 1 (above).
  6. Type the 'File Name' of the file to which Bamboo will export its data. For example, 'backup.zip'.
  7. Click the 'Import' button.
  8. After the import is complete,

If your Bamboo instance is publicly accessible or is accessible to anyone outside your organisation, then to minimise the risk of Bamboo being compromised by security-related attacks, we recommend restarting Bamboo without the system property bamboo.paths.set.allowed=true (or with this system property disabled). Please refer to Configuring System Properties for details on configuring Bamboo's system properties.

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