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umeshj24393
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  • August 25, 2016
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I just want to move repository from CRX1 (cq5.56) to CRX2 (cq6.1) with the help of oak jar.

I tried this command:

 java -jar .\crx2oak-1.0.54-standalone.jar C:\Users\jangid\Desktop\aem 6.1\newauthor\CQ-Aut
hor\crx-quickstart\repository C:\Users\jangid\Desktop\aem 6.1\author\crx-quickstart\repository \--include-path=/ --exclude-path=/tmp --merge-path=/content

 

The following error occurred.

Too much node store arguments: [SEGMENT[C:\Users\jangid\Desktop\aem], SEGMENT[6.1\newauthor\CQ-Author\crx-quickstart\r
ository], SEGMENT[C:\Users\jangid\Desktop\aem], SEGMENT[6.1\author\crx-quickstart\repository], SEGMENT[\--include-path
]]

 

 

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    Best answer by ogill

    You also have a typo "--include-path" it should be --include-paths the same is true for your --exclude-path and --merge-path parameters, you are missing the trailing "s"   I have used the below command in the past (for 6.2 migration). As feike mentioned, download the latest version of crx2oak.

     

    java -Dlogback.configurationFile=${LOG_CONFIGURATION} \
         -Xmx10g \
         -jar crx2oak-1.4.2-standalone.jar \
         ${SOURCE_REPOSITORY} \
         ${TARGET_REPOSITORY} \
         --include-paths=/content \
         --datastore ${DATASTORE} \
         --copy-versions=true \
         --copy-orphaned-versions=false \
         --copy-binaries

    5 replies

    Feike_Visser1
    Adobe Employee
    Feike_Visser1Adobe Employee
    Adobe Employee
    August 25, 2016

    Firstly I would try with a newer version of crx2oak:

    https://repo.adobe.com/nexus/content/groups/public/com/adobe/granite/crx2oak/

      O
      Adobe Employee
      ogillAdobe EmployeeAccepted solution
      Adobe Employee
      August 25, 2016

      You also have a typo "--include-path" it should be --include-paths the same is true for your --exclude-path and --merge-path parameters, you are missing the trailing "s"   I have used the below command in the past (for 6.2 migration). As feike mentioned, download the latest version of crx2oak.

       

      java -Dlogback.configurationFile=${LOG_CONFIGURATION} \
           -Xmx10g \
           -jar crx2oak-1.4.2-standalone.jar \
           ${SOURCE_REPOSITORY} \
           ${TARGET_REPOSITORY} \
           --include-paths=/content \
           --datastore ${DATASTORE} \
           --copy-versions=true \
           --copy-orphaned-versions=false \
           --copy-binaries
        kautuk_sahni
        Community Manager
        kautuk_sahniCommunity Manager
        Community Manager
        August 26, 2016

        Adding Documentation link,

        Link:- https://docs.adobe.com/docs/en/aem/6-1/deploy/upgrade/using-crx2oak.html

        //This documentation covers:-

        - Introduction
        - Migration Use Cases
        - Features
        - Parameters
        - Debugging

        ~kautuk

        Kautuk Sahni
        Gaurav0669
        Gaurav0669
        June 29, 2018

        Hi,

        I know its too late to reply but as I too faced the same sort of issue while migrating the repos, so thought of sharing how I resolved the issue and what was the actual issue here.

        As you mentioned that you are getting the below error,

        Too much node store arguments: [SEGMENT[C:\Users\jangid\Desktop\aem], SEGMENT[6.1\newauthor\CQ-Author\crx-quickstart\r

        ository], SEGMENT[C:\Users\jangid\Desktop\aem], SEGMENT[6.1\author\crx-quickstart\repository], SEGMENT[\--include-path

        ]],

        Here you can see that there too many arguments such as:

        [SEGMENT[C:\Users\jangid\Desktop\aem]

        SEGMENT[6.1\newauthor\CQ-Author\crx-quickstart\r

        ository]

        SEGMENT[C:\Users\jangid\Desktop\aem]

        SEGMENT[6.1\author\crx-quickstart\repository],

        That is mainly because you are having spaces between the folder names, that is why the command is failing by giving too much node store arguments error.

        Moreover, giving the include-path=/content doesn't cause any error. I have tried with the same and it ran successfully for me.

        Gaurav0669
        Gaurav0669
        June 29, 2018

        Also in your case you are having the folder name as "aem 6.1". Mind the space between aem and 6.1.

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