Hi friends, i want to ask something about phpbb3 database transfer process, i'm sure many of you think it's a simple thing to handle...
I have an old database and forum backup (3.0.8 version) on my harddisk. I want to create a folder in my current - new forum (3.0.11 version) like: mynewforum.com/oldforum
and want to put old backup there. What i want to see is some of my old forum topics and posts... (Than i'll copy and paste them to my new forum)
So what are the steps for this process?
* Do i have to install a clean 3.0.11 to mynewforum.com/oldforum folder?
* Do i have to make a database update?
* Enough to use old config.php file, or have to change stg in it?
Thanks for your support and interest friends.
Alkan
Old Database To New Forum Question
Forum rules
You dont have to use ModX or make your mod AutoMod compatible. A simple textfile is fine
But if you post Mods here You also have to give support
You dont have to use ModX or make your mod AutoMod compatible. A simple textfile is fine
But if you post Mods here You also have to give support
Old Database To New Forum Question
Install phpBB 3.0.8 in the new folder.
Restore your Database backup to the newly installed forum.
Go to phpMyadmin and check the config table to ensure you have the right script path and so on.
Restore your Database backup to the newly installed forum.
Go to phpMyadmin and check the config table to ensure you have the right script path and so on.
Old Database To New Forum Question
Thank you very much for your feedback stoker. I'll try this night. Hope goes easy.
Old Database To New Forum Question
It went very well stoker thank you again. What i did were, as you said before;
1) Installed 3.0.8 version to my destination folder. (Create a new database for it of course)
2) Upload my old forum files via ftp
3) Drop in, my old forum sql tables in it via phpmyadmin
That's all...
1) Installed 3.0.8 version to my destination folder. (Create a new database for it of course)
2) Upload my old forum files via ftp
3) Drop in, my old forum sql tables in it via phpmyadmin
That's all...
