Re: Moving database and folders
Tim Scott <tscott <at> as.edu.au>
2006-07-05 13:40:17 GMT
no, no need.
Make sure that you have the same or a later version of php and mysql running on your new server.
copy your mrbs folder from the webserver area on your old server into your new server.
using the mysqldump command, dump the mrbs database.
copy the file to your new server.
On your new server, create the mrbs database then issue the command (from the unix prompt)
mysql -uyour_mysql_user_name -p mrbs < whatever_you_called_the_file
Regards
Tim
ps this is simplified and may need slight adjustment depending on your OS etc
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On 05/07/2006, at 11:14 PM, Cooper, Mike wrote:
I am getting ready to move my web server to a different server and don’t know if it is possible to move the mysql database and PHP files for MRBS or do I need to start over again.
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