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skylineqs
moving xoops
  • 2005/10/2 17:48

  • skylineqs

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i am going to use XOOPS for my site, to avoid down time i going to put XOOPS in a subfolder. now, what do i need to know before move my xoop to the main folder and what do i have to do, to mocve the files?

thanks

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JMorris
Re: moving xoops
  • 2005/10/2 17:55

  • JMorris

  • XOOPS is my life!

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See Bender's post bellow.

Thanks Bender!

Best Regards,

James
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Bender
Re: moving xoops
  • 2005/10/2 17:56

  • Bender

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Once you are ready to move your site you should:

1. close the XOOPS site in administration
2. turn on php debugging
3. make a backup of your database and files just in case something breaks
4. move your files and subdirectories to the new location (usually your ftp tool should do fine for this)
5. edit in XOOPS rootdirectory the file mainfile.php and change the old path to the new one
6. login to your site and switch it on again

On some occassion if you use specific modules that have their own config file you might need to edit those too for the correct path. (one example would be X-IPB) This usually concerns conversions of existing stuff into the world of xoops. Native XOOPS modules should do fine with the move.


Also a search on the forums will help you find several mentions of problems other people might have ran into when moving their site.
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skylineqs
Re: moving xoops
  • 2005/10/2 17:59

  • skylineqs

  • Just popping in

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thanks for the help and sorry about been a noob

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JMorris
Re: moving xoops
  • 2005/10/2 18:01

  • JMorris

  • XOOPS is my life!

  • Posts: 2722

  • Since: 2004/4/11


No apologies needed. Everybody is a n00b at one time or another.

Best Regards,

James
Insanity can be defined as "doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results."

Stupidity is not a crime. Therefore, you are free to go.

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