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Do Not Just Copy QingLong Into BaiHu: A Real Safe Migration Drill

Thu, 09 Jul 2026 10:30:00 +0800

Bottom line first

Migrating from QingLong Panel to BaiHu Panel is not a directory-copy exercise. I ran a real migration drill in an isolated Docker environment: a fresh QingLong instance with sample environment variables, scripts, labels, and cron jobs; then a fresh BaiHu instance; then an actual conversion and verification pass.

The reliable migration unit is not the whole QingLong data directory. It is a set of assets: script files, environment variables, scheduled tasks, tags, enabled/disabled state, and task-variable relations. QingLong uses numeric IDs; BaiHu uses string IDs and relation tables. QingLong commands such as task daily_check.py also need to become executable BaiHu commands such as python /app/data/scripts/qinglong-migrated/daily_check.py.

This article contains no full private IP address, private registry address, host name, token, cookie, or production secret. The screenshots come from a disposable lab, and the variables are redacted sample data.

The Complete AI Agent Migration Guide: A Real-World Journey from Scratch with 9 Pitfalls and Fixes

Sat, 30 May 2026 08:00:00 +0800

TL;DR:

Migrating from one AI Agent platform to another sounds like a “copy and paste” job. In reality, it’s a systems engineering challenge involving data migration, channel integration, scheduled tasks, auto-start configuration, proxy settings, and module compatibility.

This article documents my complete migration journey: from installing the new platform, migrating memories and skills, configuring messaging channels, debugging mysterious failures, to achieving fully automated operation. 9 pitfalls encountered, 9 solutions found — all shared here.

Migrating from OpenClaw to HermesAgent: A Smooth AI Agent Migration in Practice

Fri, 29 May 2026 08:00:00 +0800

Introduction: Why Am I “Moving”?

In 2026, the AI agent landscape is evolving at an incredible pace. Tools that were cutting-edge six months ago might already be surpassed by more powerful alternatives. As someone who relies heavily on AI agents for daily work, I’ve been closely following the latest developments in this field.

Recently, I completed a full migration from OpenClaw to HermesAgent. This wasn’t an impulsive decision, but a thoughtful choice made after experiencing the differences between the two tools in real-world usage.

This article will share in detail:

Background: What OpenClaw and HermesAgent are
Migration Reasons: Why I decided to migrate
Migration Process: Step-by-step guide to complete the migration
Pitfalls Encountered: Problems and solutions during migration
Post-Migration Cleanup: How to completely remove OpenClaw residuals
Post-Migration Experience: New capabilities gained from HermesAgent
Q&A: Frequently asked questions

Gitalk Broken After Migration from Gridea to Hugo: Complete Troubleshooting and Fix Log

Sun, 01 Mar 2026 09:30:00 +0800

Background

After migrating the blog entirely from Gridea to Hugo, pages load normally, but the comment section Gitalk appears to be malfunctioning:

No obvious errors are reported on the page, but the comment section doesn’t load or display historical comments.
Historical articles are not associated with their original issues.

This article documents a complete troubleshooting and fix process for future reference when migrating similar sites.

How to Completely Migrate Gridea to Hugo (Including Pitfalls and Fixes)

Sat, 28 Feb 2026 21:00:00 +0800

I recently migrated my blog from Gridea to Hugo. It might seem like a simple “static blog framework switch”, but there are quite a few pitfalls. This post documents the entire process in full, especially those issues you only discover after migration.