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+====== Redmine Quick Notes ======
+===== Debian Based =====
+Debian places redmine files in non-standard locations to make it easier to build a redmine server that can handle multiple instances. However, this makes it hard to find things. Following are some locations we may need to find.
+==== Plugin Directory ====
+/usr/share/redmine/lib/plugins
+==== Files (attachments, documents, etc...) ====
+/var/lib/redmine/default/files
+I find this a pain for backups. I tend to back up directory trees, so you could back up /var/lib/redmine/*, but instead, I simply make that directory a symlink to someplace I already back up, like /home.
+<code bash>
+mkdir /home/redmine_data
+mv /var/lib/redmine/default/files /home/redmine_data
+ln -s /home/redmine_data/files /var/lib/redmine/default/files
+</code>
+===== Receive E-Mail =====
+https://www.redmine.org/projects/redmine/wiki/RedmineReceivingEmails
+===== Import from other app =====
+I moved from OpenProject to Redmine. OpenProject spends more time on GUI than I wanted, and since it was based on Redmine, I just decided to install that. However, OpenProject **says** it exports, but never got that working. Redmine imports tasks only, but not projects, users, etc... (there is a plugin that may do it, but I did not try).
+Brief instructions on importing issues from a CSV. I did not try this.
+https://redmine.org/projects/redmine/wiki/HowTo_import_issues
+Project - must exist
+Parent Issue - A number, IN THE SPREADSHEET (row - 1), or a pound sign followed by a number, which is existing issue # something
+   So, if it has a 5, it will be the fifth issue in the import spreadsheet (row 6, since the header is on row 1)
+   If it has a #5, look for the existing issue in Redmine with that issue number
+Assignee - the login name or the first/last name of who the issue is assigned to
+Category - A category for it. May be in the list of existing categories, or my create a new one.
+Start Date = date, in YYYY-MM-DD format the issue was created
+End Date = date, in YYYY-MM-DD format the issue was closed
+Author - the login name of the person creating the project (defaults to user doing the import, probably)
+Subject - the subject line of the issue