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What type of settings? &nbsp;Network, software?
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What type of settings?  Network, software?

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i just need data and apache, java, and tomcat settings.
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i just need data and apache, java, and tomcat settings.

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I have a laptop my company uses for Java development that has slackware on it. &nbsp;I need to transfer settings and files from it to a Red Hat Enterprise 3 server without disrupting the RH ES3 server. &nbsp;How can I do this? &nbsp;When I say disrupting, I mean not messing up any OS files.
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I have a laptop my company uses for Java development that has slackware on it.  I need to transfer settings and files from it to a Red Hat Enterprise 3 server without disrupting the RH ES3 server.  How can I do this?  When I say disrupting, I mean not messing up any OS files.

help backup and transfer/ Migration

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