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Stewart-G0LGS wrote:
I have recently moved all my sites from my own Ubuntu machine to a hosting service (VM using Debian). I used the following procedure:
1. Changed each site into Maintenance Mode.
2. Backup the Database for each site.
3. Copy all the Files from the old server to the new one (I created a .tar.gz file of the entire structure and copied that to the new host and then extracted it), but you could use 'scp' or 'rsync' etc.
4. Create a MySQL user and table on the new hosting machine (I used the same usernames an passwords as were before in the site config.php file)
5. Load the Database onto the new hosting server.
6. Logged onto the new hosted site and checked all was OK before turning off maintenance mode (see below).
7. Changed my published DNS records to use the new hosted address.
In order to access the site on the new host prior to the updated DNS records being available I simply added lines to my /etc/hosts (Linux) and C:\Windows\System32\Drivers\etc\hosts, closed and restarted my browser (remember to remove them later).
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Stewart-G0LGS wrote:
When I've had these sort of login problems I fixed them by removing all my Browser Cookies (well all the ones relating to the site) and restarting the browser.
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Stewart-G0LGS wrote:
Have you got the correct site host and site path settings configured in the database ?
If you cannot access the site admin panel you may have to edit 'siteurl' directly in your database 'xxxx_settings' table using whatever MySQL tools you have available.
(It might still need you to clear your browser cookies too).
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