Use the Search and Replace function of this editor to replace text occurrences of the “ old” web-server with the “ new” web-server. Open the downloaded SQL export with a plain text editor ( Windows: Notepad or Notepad++, MacOS X: TextWrangler, Linux: VI or Nano).
Step 2: Modify the SQL statements to match the new location The downloaded SQL file is actually a text file with SQL statements to created and populate tables. Pay good attention to your browser to see when the download completed. Click “ Save” to download and save the file. Tools like WinRAR and 7Zip (for Windows) or Keka (MacOS X) can be useful in this as well.ĭon’t forget to decompress the file after download completed.Ī file dialog will appear and – depending on your browser – have a suggested filename (database name followed by “. Go to the phpMyAdmin of your “ Source” server and select the database used by the WordPress setup that you’d like to copy.Īfter clicking the correct database, click the Export tab.ĭepending on the size of your database this process might take a little bit – if your Internet connection is rather slow, then you might want use the gzipped or zipped option.Windows, MacOS and most Linux distro’s support ZIP and GZIP decompression. Most web-servers also have phpMyAdmin installed which will make exporting the database much easier. WordPress is fully database driven and MySQL is typically the database of choice. It can also be used as a backup and restore mechanism, although some of the WordPress plugins out there might do a good job at it as well. I used this method to copy to and from these local servers to and from my web-servers (including but not limited to Tweaking4All and WeetHet).
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I used a Windows based WampServer, and currently am running MySQL and Apache on my NAS ( QNAP – see these instructions on how to set MySQL, Apache, and phpMyAdmin up on your QNAP). I have used different types of local servers. The following procedure to copy or move a WordPress site has been used by myself. Copy or Move WordPress from one server to another
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