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vigneshrajesh 08-11-2011 08:39 AM

can i install vbulletin in localhost for testing purpose?
 
Hello friends,

I just bought vBulletin suite license few months back..Right now i am running 4.1.2 version..i am planning to update 4.1.5 ..but i am not good in technical part..Basically i am from business background..My technical person went on one month leave..Now i am only managing everything..

Can i install vbulletin in local host using xampp for testing purpose..I want to check everyhting works fine before i host in my original forum..If i can't install vbulletin in local host,is there any ways to test...

Really i need help from you guys...

Thank you

kh99 08-11-2011 11:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by vigneshrajesh (Post 2232166)
Can i install vbulletin in local host using xampp for testing purpose..

Yes, I'm doing that and it works.

vigneshrajesh 08-11-2011 12:09 PM

thanks for the quick reply..i will update the status for me..once i tested..i am doing it now...:)

Videx 08-12-2011 12:49 AM

Be advised it's a long complicated procedure to run a test forum. Unless you have a need to develop modifications I would advise against going to all the trouble. Most especially if you aren't a technical person.

Think about it. So what if you get 4.1.5 working fine locally? Eventually you'll have to update the version on the server and at that point your successful test results will mean nothing.

mishwar222 08-13-2011 04:36 AM

You don't need to install testing forum if you just want to update. I recommend to take a back up, then update. In case any thing goes wrong, you can restore the old forum in 5 minutes.

vigneshrajesh 08-13-2011 09:17 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mishwar222 (Post 2232896)
You don't need to install testing forum if you just want to update. I recommend to take a back up, then update. In case any thing goes wrong, you can restore the old forum in 5 minutes.


i need to take only database backup or full backup..i just took full backup using my cpanel backup wizard...


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