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Hello Sam,
Sam Przyswa wrote:
|> | Ok but did you think that we can use it (Aegir) in production environment ?
We've been using Aegir in production since the day it was born. There are some annoyances for the developers (in the page-element inheritance handling in 1.0.1), but the content production should be ok AFAIK.
In 1.0.3 there have been other inconsistencies like JS errors in topic/article sorting etc. which makes it a worse choice for content production than 1.0.1, IMHO.
|> Yep. There is even a conversion tool nnb2midcom for converting old |> NemeinNavBar-powered sites into MidCOM powered ones: |> |> ~ http://www.nehmer.net/~bergie/nnb2midcom.txt |> | Thanks for this tool but what is the best procedure to migrate my old | sites from Nadmin to the new framework, create an empty new framework | and use an import procedure if this tool already exist, or install the | new Aegir, MidCOM, over my old midgard/midgardlive db ?
Since you have to convert the content anyways (or re-input it by hand!), I'd go with importing Aegir, MidCOM Template and checkout FS-MidCOM. Then all you need to do is to use the nnb2midcom to convert topic trees. We expect you have all content in topic/article trees under a single topic. If this is not the case, use Aegir's MOVE command to put all content of a single site under one topic and then run nnb2midcom.
This done, all you need to do is to create a new host record for your site. Create it with a blank template, but after creation change the ROOT PAGE to "MidCOM Template Site (shared)". This way you can easily keep your sites up-to-date just by importing new versions of the MidCOM Template.
Obviously you should try this out with a testing environment so that you won't mess your current sites.
After 1.5 years of MidCOM-only site building, I can say it's definitely far superior to oldskool Midgard site building. ;)
| Thanks for your help. | | Sam.
Cheers!
~ //Henri
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