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TELEK 01-30-2002 09:02 PM

Hello peoples. I am going to change to a different webhost and I am wondering how I transfer my VB to it.

Oh, and when I download a style it downloads the Replacement set and the Template set right? So then if all of my styles have the same template set and I upload them what will happen? Will I end up with a bunch of template sets with the same name?

Steve Machol 01-30-2002 09:19 PM

<a href="http://www.vbulletin.com/manual/movingservers.html" target="_blank">http://www.vbulletin.com/manual/movingservers.html</a>

The database contains all the styles, including replacement and template sets. Hence when you backup and restore the database, the styles will be included automatically.

TELEK 01-31-2002 12:35 AM

I went there, and none of that made any sense. Since I am still working on my board, and it hasn't been released yet, maybe it might be better to just download the styles, and have the staff members re-register. There aren't any posts that I really need.

TELEK 02-01-2002 11:20 PM

hello, still need help.

Steve Machol 02-01-2002 11:54 PM

Sorry, but if that link made no sense than nothing I would say would make any sense either.

Andy Z 02-01-2002 11:56 PM

1a.
Make a backup from your AdminCP and download it. Make sure the backup includes everything.
or 1b.
Use phpMyAdmin to do a dump of the db you use for vBulletin and save it to your computer.
2. Transfer/reupload your vb files to your new server.
3. Use phpMyAdmin and upload your backup/dump file and evrything will be reinserted for you. No need to rerun vb setup either.

Sorry if this is vague, but I found it simple when I did for a friend. Good luck.

(This is kind of easier if your not familiar w/ Telnet or SSH)

Steve Machol 02-01-2002 11:58 PM

Be careful though. Making backups and restoring with phpMyAdmin is notoriously unreliable.

Admin 02-02-2002 05:17 AM

Just don't use phpMyAdmin, unless your backup is like a couple of 100k's (and it's not...).


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