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Quest
How difficult to move Xoops from sub-domain to a new domain
  • 2006/5/3 8:55

  • Quest

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I have started working on a site for a client using a created sub-domain on my own domain hosting account. I don't use a standalone XOOPS because I have never been able to get it work on my puter.

Before I go to far with the module installs, graphic uploads and modifications could someone(s) tell me if it is possible to later on move the XOOPS 2.0.13.2 site developed on a sub-domain to an entirely new main domain. The new domain has all the required system PHP, MySQL, Linux, etc.
IE; site and database? If it is very difficult? How to do it or point me to the right place/thread(s)?

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wizanda
Re: How difficult to move Xoops from sub-domain to a new domain
  • 2006/5/3 9:14

  • wizanda

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Its not that difficult here is the instructions, just becareful.
If you have a big MySQL file segment it, to make it when you upload to a new server if that is what you are doing?
The server can then handle each file in one go, you import.
Ok I was going to.... its in the FAQ's some where?? trying to find link....

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wizanda
Re: How difficult to move Xoops from sub-domain to a new domain
  • 2006/5/3 9:19

  • wizanda

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if it on the same server, you just change the mainfile.php details to point to where it should be.

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hyperpod
Re: How difficult to move Xoops from sub-domain to a new domain
  • 2006/5/3 9:27

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This thread explains it, even if you are staying on the same server.

https://xoops.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=49360&forum=27&post_id=217496#forumpost217496

Read the FAQ and the quick tips i posted to get the idea.

Make sure you back up the database and the files before starting.


Hope it helps.
Daniel Hall / XOOPS Module Development & Theme Design
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Quest
Re: How difficult to move Xoops from sub-domain to a new domain
  • 2006/5/3 9:43

  • Quest

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It will be to the same Hosting Provider. I am not sure that means the same server, how would I know? Do I need to ask the provider?

Thanks for all your help folks!

Nice wish list Hyperpod.

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