Hello,
I'm interested in moving my zen-cart to a different server. I want to know what is the correct steps to move my files and database over......
Thank You
DigitalGuard
Hello,
I'm interested in moving my zen-cart to a different server. I want to know what is the correct steps to move my files and database over......
Thank You
DigitalGuard
Are you currently with a host that provides cPanel and moving to one that also provides cPanel?
Yes, Cpanel to Cpanel. Domain name will stay the same, only change I want is from this hosting company to another.
Thanks
DigitalGuard
If your host will do it for you, it could be almost seamless.
If you have to do it yourself, here are the steps you'll need to follow:
https://www.zen-cart.com/tutorials/i...hp?article=100
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If it's cPanel-to-cPanel, and your host is willing to assist in the transfer, and you're willing to give them the cPanel password to your old site, and the data capacity to be transferred is within a reasonable size, they may be able to do a direct transfer of everything from server-to-server.
You need to talk to *them* about this. It's not something you can do yourself.
I don't understand your template question ... a template is a template. You can install a template on your new host the same as you would on the old one.
As to databases, if you keep the same password, that's one less thing to make a mistake on. But if you use a different one, you have better security since you can start fresh. And, if your host is transferring cPanel-to-cPanel for you, they'll take care of the database automatically, because it'll recreate the old one on the new server for you exactly as it was before.
Again, talk to your hosting company.
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DrByte covered this mostly...
Just add that cPanel to cPanel....you can go to backup and perform a "Full Site" backup... This will generate a tar gzipped file with "ALL" account details, files, DB's, mail, etc.
Now you can not use this yourelf but your new host can restore this for you...
As stated, they can also do a server to server transfer if they are willing.
My new host refuses to do this, I guess i have not choice but to redo it...
Just one question, if i forgot the password & username for the mysql login and i need to create a new user and pass, how would i insert that in the new config file? which file is it?
Thanks
DigitalGuard
Last edited by DigitalGuard; 25 Feb 2008 at 10:18 AM. Reason: update
There are 2 -
includes/configure.php and admin/includes/configure.php
Thank you it makes sense...