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jazzbrew
Starting Member
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 Posted - May 30 2014 : 20:10:37
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I may need to move my site to a new host. What steps would I need to follow in order to do this? Once I copy the files over to the new host what type of configuration would I need to do?
Thanks in advance for your help. Support here so far has been great. |
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diegomilito
VP-CART Expert
Argentina
779 Posts |
Posted - May 31 2014 : 04:45:20
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hmm, after copied, and then you edit file shop$config.asp to use ur new db login , host, etc. etc..
should be just that only.
diego |
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jazzbrew
Starting Member
14 Posts |
Posted - May 31 2014 : 06:42:49
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Thanks Diego - my database is actually in Microsoft Access. I am running a test by copying the site to my local computer. I copied all the directories to a directory called c:\inetpub\wwwroot\safi. I got some pages working but the database pages are giving an error but I know settings haven''t ben altered. What settings would I plug into shop$config.asp for this configuration? Would I use ODBC?
Thanks so much. |
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support
Administrator
4679 Posts |
Posted - June 01 2014 : 19:59:54
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Hi there,
No need to use ODBC. You might need to change your IIS to be 32bit instead of 64bit to run Access locally.
Have a read through the following guide as this should give you what you need.
http://www.vpasp.com/virtprog/quickstart700_free.pdf
Thank you
Cam Flanigan
VPASP Support |
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g3nnin
VP-CART Super User
209 Posts |
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karenafox
Starting Member
USA
18 Posts |
Posted - July 31 2014 : 17:27:58
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Can I piggyback on this topic to ask about moving the existing mailboxes to a new host as well? Is there a way to do that other than just making everyone make sure to download all their mail to their local machines before I change over? Thank you.
Karen Fox
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diegomilito
VP-CART Expert
Argentina
779 Posts |
Posted - August 01 2014 : 23:46:41
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i ever managed two different server on my own. i think u must ask the existing hosting guys to take the old emails in postoffices of ur mail accounts, zip all them to you and you forward the zip to the new host to copy those to new server.
maybe this will help.
ask me if you unclear.
diego. |
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serjtankian
VP-CART Super User
Armenia
378 Posts |
Posted - March 06 2015 : 17:18:18
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i don''t know can transfer webmail to new host, i though only can migrate outlook only
this seems new to me diego
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motonet
VP-CART New User
Spain
79 Posts |
Posted - March 07 2015 : 16:03:45
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Hi Serj. If you are using IMAP and you change yor hosting, you are going to loose all of the e-mails that you have in your server at this moment.
You can save a copy of them in your local PC before change the hosting, and then you can upload again to your new server when you have configured the e-mail accounts.
You can configure your e-mail client (at your local PC) using POP too, before you change your hosting. That way all of your e-mails will be stored locally as soon as you connect to your server using POP, and you can choose if you want to leave a copy in your server and how long you can keep the copy there.
You can be sure that you have a copy of all of your e-mails, if you can see them localy being out of line, disconected of internet.
Saludos
Diego |
Edited by - motonet on March 07 2015 16:04:19 |
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