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Moving to a New Host !!
I want to move to a new host today. can someone please tell me how to move the whole content of the forum to a completly new host.
I backup'ed my database thorugh the maintainence option. And dunno what to do next :confused: |
use MySQL dumper (google it) to make sure you take a full backup of the database (if the MySQL server is overloaded, you could end up with an impartial backup).
Then log into your old server via FTP and take a full backup of all files in the "www" or "public_html" directory (they're both the same, different names on different hosts, use whichever applies to you). Then install MySQL dumper on the new hosts server, restore the database, re-upload contents of www / public_html folder, edit the config file in the includes folder of your vb install and you should be good to go. |
<a href="http://www.vbulletin.com/docs/html/main/moving_servers" target="_blank">http://www.vbulletin.com/docs/html/main/moving_servers</a>
This helped me. Good luck! |
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thx mate .. i will try this i tried as rhino said but there is no SSH/shell option in my cpanel .. |
Use a terminal window to gain shell access to your domain. Usually, you will use your FTP login and pword to access the shell.
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sadly i think ... the SSH is not enabled by the hosts. so i need to contact them .. is their any other way o could do it !!
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Hmm, good tip. I'll keep this in mind.
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can't we use the back up file made from the vbulletin itself ---> which can be found in the maintenace option, and restore the database to a new server ??
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You would think so. But unfortunately no. If you have access to your mySQL manager you may be able to import that file into there, but Ive never tried such a thing so I don't know.
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