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Thread: joomla Digest, Vol 19, Issue 4
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| joomla Digest, Vol 19, Issue 4 |
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2006-08-12 17:53:22 |
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Several solutions there which may help to automate and ease your site transition a bit. I haven't tried any of them myself, but have been through a few test manual site moves and had a few issues with each. ; Mostly minor, but time consuming to solve. I'm thinking of buying JoomlaCloner personally, but will try out the bigApe component as well.
Scott Klassen
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> 1. Backing up and moving Joomla. (David A.Roth)
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> From: ;David ;A.Roth <rothmailcomcast.net>
> Subject: [joomla] Backing up and moving Joomla.
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> Still ;being ;new to Joomla, I thought I better ask this ;question before
> I actually have to do it. 
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> I'm working ;with Joomla ;on a CentOS staging server. When the site is
> ready ;to be placed on a live RedHat server, what ;is the best way to ;do
> this?
> Do I install Joomla on the live server and ;then copy over tar'ed
> directories from the staging server or is ;there ;a process to manage all
> this already available that I'm not ;aware ;of that people are using?
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> As for just plan old everyday backup, I was thinking of creating a ;tar
> of the home directory for Joomla. Does doing that capture everything
> needed?
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> By the way, I enjoyed meeting everyone at the NY ;PHP u | |