FileSender supports several different database back-ends, by virtue of PHP's PDO.

Currently there are 3 back-ends that are known to work: PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQLite.

Assumptions:

The target database has the right schema, tables, etc, and is empty. See the create scripts in the scripts/ directory.
Both the source and destination database are called filesender

Postgres to MySQL

pgdump

add backticks to field values

remote any SET statements

remove any SELCT pg_catalog.setval statements

pg_dump -U username -h hostname -a --inserts -t 'files' -t 'logs' filesender |
sed -r 's/^(INSERT\ INTO\ )(files|logs)(\ VALUES\ )/\1`\2`\3/g' |
sed -r '/SET\ ([a-z_]*)\ =\ (.*);/d' |
sed -r '/SELECT\ pg_catalog.setval(.*);/d' |
mysql -u username -h hostname -p filesender

PostgreSQL to SQLite

pg_dump -U username -h hostname -a --inserts filesender |
grep --color=never "^INSERT INTO" |
sed -r '/SET\ ([a-z_]*)\ =\ (.*);/d' |
sed -r '/SELECT\ pg_catalog.setval(.*);/d' |
sqlite3 filesender.sqlite

SQLite to PostgreSQL

fixme

sqlite3 filesender.sqlite |
grep -E --color=never "^INSERT\ INTO\ \"(logs|files)\" VALUES" |
psql -U username -h hostname filesender

SQLite to MySQL

fixme

sqlite3 filesender.sqlite .dump |
sed -r 's/^(INSERT\ INTO\ )"(logs|files)"(\ VALUES)/\1`\2`\3/g' |
grep --color=never "^INSERT INTO \`" |
mysql -u username -h hostname -p filesender

MySQL to PostgreSQL

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MySQL to SQLite

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