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==Concept== | ==Concept== | ||
{{ Note | I only had this work once }} | |||
#Enter into cPanel and create a backup of the site | #Enter into cPanel and create a backup of the site | ||
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#Import Data | #Import Data | ||
{{Note | Seems like dreamhost does not import the SQL databases so a manual import and restore may have to be done}} | {{Note | Seems like dreamhost does not import the SQL databases so a manual import and restore may have to be done}} | ||
Now I just take the backup, extract it, copy the files manually, do the databases...good to go. | |||
Does this copy permissions??! | |||
Web.... | |||
==Moving Database== | |||
Use phpmyadmin click the database you would like to move, select all tables, export, custom: | |||
Add DROP TABLE/VIEW/PROCEDUE/FUCTION statement | |||
Export to SQL | |||
Create new and import | |||
Edit config files if needed. | |||
Latest revision as of 14:59, 11 December 2011
Concept
- Enter into cPanel and create a backup of the site
- Upload the backup to the user dir @ dreamhost for the site
- cPanel Importer ->cPanel package that I have uploaded already
- Import Data
Now I just take the backup, extract it, copy the files manually, do the databases...good to go.
Does this copy permissions??!
Web....
Moving Database
Use phpmyadmin click the database you would like to move, select all tables, export, custom:
Add DROP TABLE/VIEW/PROCEDUE/FUCTION statement
Export to SQL
Create new and import
Edit config files if needed.