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RE: How to change hosts successfully - Hacker007 - 2020-05-20 (2020-05-13, 07:24 AM)Crazycat Wrote: Most of the linux distributions have sshd enable by default, and sshd integrates a sftp (ftp over ssh) server. Yes I got it now....worked with FileZilla ![]() ![]() ![]() RE: How to change hosts successfully - safiedin - 2020-11-04 I was moving my site from old host to new host, and I am a beginner. I made some research at few different websites including what is written here. It help me a lot. Like to thank author Inferno for the help. At first I find it quite hard as I am not that techie in MyBB. So i made my own tutorial with little bit more details as how I got my site to works on new host. Please click here for my tutorial, might help other newbies like me. RE: How to change hosts successfully - Serious - 2020-11-15 Hello everyone. I started mybb on localserver now i got hosting and domain. I have done everyting in this thread (read all pages in search of answers). I disabled Gzip in ACP I tried exporting through myBB tools and from phpmyadmin (tried gziop and plain text modes I edited Config.php and Settings.php I disabled plugins im using mybb v1.8.24 wint PHP 7.4 and mysql 5.7 But nothing helps. I get a blank page if i open my domain and i get "MyBB has experienced an internal SQL error and cannot continue." if i open doman.com/admin So i SOLVED the ISSUE with blank index page. It appeared to be the index.html to be the problem. In my local host index.php had a higher priority and html file was ignored. On real host index.html had a higher priority.. so i deleted it and homepage works. RE: How to change hosts successfully - nixer55 - 2020-11-15 Interesting. Assuming you imported from a mybb backup in Tools/Maintenance. That'd be ok, but you need to create a blank mybb database on your host first. The rest makes sense. Don't see where the index.html came from - either in the admin folder or mybb root. Unless placed there by something other than mybb? Curious about that. cheers... |