Keep data from Nagios 1.x/MySQL -> Nagios 2.0

[Andreas Ericsson]

Xavier wrote:
> Hi *,
> 
> Running a Nagios 1.x with DB support for a while, I'd like to keep
> the most part of my data when upgrading to 2.0
> (commands, data retention, ...) 
> Anybody experienced this?
> 

Nopes, but it should be pretty straightforward to write a script and 
pull everything from database and put it in flat files. I've got a 
couple of scripts for fixing config and comments and such if you're 
interested (not database based though, but that should be simple enough 
anyways).

> Xavier
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