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=== Files === | === Files === | ||
The files for the website have to be moved as well, which takes several steps. First of all, one has to create a new directory into which the files will be moved. This directory should normally be in <code>/var/www/html/</code>. To create this new directory use the command: | |||
<code>sudo mkdir FOLDERNAME</code> | |||
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Revision as of 11:02, 24 September 2021
Moving a website from one server to another takes several steps which are listed here.
Zoneedit
Since the website will be moved from one server to another and these two servers do not have the same IP address, one has to change the IP address to which the domain name points to.
In Zoneedit this is done as follows:
- Go to Domains.
- Look for the websites domain in the list and click on 'dns'.
- Look for A Records and click 'edit'.
- Add the websites (sub)domain and/or point it to the IP address of the new server.
- Click 'next'.
- The changes will be shown. Click 'confirm'.
- Click done.
Database
In order for the website to run it needs its database. To move the database from the old server to the new one, use the following command on the old server (O:old server; N:new server):
mysqldump -v -uDBUSERO -pDBPASSWORDO DATABASENAMEO | ssh USERN@ADDRESSN mysql -uDBUSERN -pDBPASSWORDN DATABASENAMEN
Files
The files for the website have to be moved as well, which takes several steps. First of all, one has to create a new directory into which the files will be moved. This directory should normally be in /var/www/html/. To create this new directory use the command:
sudo mkdir FOLDERNAME
To avoid