I think it worked!! Thanks so much!!!
Ian
On Jul 20, 2:05 am, Christian Hammond wrote:
> Yep, that should be the only thing.
>
> As for the actual site files, the only things you should need to transfer
> are anything in htdocs/media/uploaded/.
>
> Christian
>
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> Christian Hammond - chip...
I did do a complete fresh install of 1.0.9 on my new server actually, I was
only trying to upgrade the site files. :-) It looks like we're using MySQL on
the old server. Which brings up another question, which database is
recommended for best performance with Review Board? I'm using Mac OS X
Yep, that should be the only thing.
As for the actual site files, the only things you should need to transfer
are anything in htdocs/media/uploaded/.
Christian
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Oh, OK, I'll use the MySQL db option then, thanks! Presumably the
only database I need to transfer with mysqldump is the one named after
my Review Board site ("reviewboard" in my case)?
Ian
On Jul 20, 12:49 am, Christian Hammond wrote:
> SQLite should never really be used for a production syste
SQLite should never really be used for a production system. It's not really
designed for extensive concurrency. We use MySQL and haven't had a problem
with it, so I'd personally recommend that.
The dump/import I was referring to would be the native SQL dump. That only
works when going between the
I did do a complete fresh install of 1.0.9 on my new server actually,
I was only trying to upgrade the site files. :-) It looks like we're
using MySQL on the old server. Which brings up another question,
which database is recommended for best performance with Review Board?
I'm using Mac OS X Ser
Hi Ian,
I would recommend doing a complete, fresh install (of the software, not the
site yet) to start out on the new server, rather than copying Review Board
files over. Then do an SQL dump of your database (which are you using?) and
import it onto the new server. Once you've done that, you shoul
