the webhost hosting my XOOPS website got attacked and subsequentally the mySQL database was lost.
I have restored it, however changes to their directory structure means that the directories that my XOOPS site is configured under have changed.
Which file stores such values as 'root directory' etc, for xoops?
Can I simply change this to the new url and the site will be functional again?
I also have a number of other modules that were installed.
I am not sure which XOOPS version I am using, however I know that xoops_version.php is v 1.14, maybe this will help
thanks

If you change mainfile.php, you will get the site up and running again. Update the modules using the update icon in the modules admin of the system admin to make sure the changes are taken over the whole site.

Herko

thanks