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#228257 - 08/10/09 08:42 AM Re: Retaining old posts while updating??? [Re: JAISP]
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Originally Posted By: JAISP
If it is an old Perl forum you can log in to the web site via FTP and copy all the folders and files to your computer. That constitutes a back up.
That is how I did mine back then.
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#228261 - 08/10/09 02:19 PM Re: Retaining old posts while updating??? [Re: Gizmo]
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So Tacks to finish your question on backups.
No it is not necessary to close the board during a backup.
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#228302 - 08/11/09 10:57 PM Re: Retaining old posts while updating??? [Re: Ruben]
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grin grin

As i said before, it is ironic that in recent months i've found more comraderie and support here on this forum than i have on my own forum.

Thanks again to all of you.
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#228341 - 08/15/09 08:49 AM Re: Retaining old posts while updating??? [Re: tacks]
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Update

The site owner uploaded the test file for threads and ran it. It was successful -- both the PHP & mysql yielded a positive result.

thanks again for the advice

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#228342 - 08/15/09 04:41 PM Re: Retaining old posts while updating??? [Re: tacks]
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Cool!
Then you are good to go.
Still not clear on who would implement the upgrade.When and if you do. But be ready to spend some time on it. Even though it is not that difficult it still will take a little time. After upgrading you will need to go through the new features and settings in the control panel.

BTW, what is the URL to your site? Or did I ask that before.
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#228345 - 08/15/09 06:35 PM Re: Retaining old posts while updating??? [Re: Ruben]
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The migration of data from classic to threads ("the import") can (and will) take forever to complete... So be sure you have a stable internet connection and I'd suggest running the migration in FireFox (IE choked on me when I did mine).
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#228346 - 08/15/09 06:53 PM Re: Retaining old posts while updating??? [Re: Ruben]
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Originally Posted By: Ruben
Still not clear on who would implement the upgrade


The site owner was leaning towards paying Groupee to do it. I told him that it'd be 149 but i've since read it might be 200. I'm not sure.

Whether we go the 99 dollar membership or pay them. I'm just happy that we're headed in that direction.
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#228347 - 08/15/09 06:59 PM Re: Retaining old posts while updating??? [Re: Gizmo]
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Originally Posted By: Gizmo
The migration of data from classic to threads ("the import") can (and will) take forever to complete... So be sure you have a stable internet connection and I'd suggest running the migration in FireFox (IE choked on me when I did mine).


Thanks.

I don't think the owner would want to try. And i wouldn't because i've just moved and am using dial up at the moment.

So as i said before i believe that we/he's be leaning towards having Groupee do it.
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#228348 - 08/15/09 07:08 PM Re: Retaining old posts while updating??? [Re: tacks]
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<snicker> you know, more than Groupee offers upgrades tongue... And I think it's the higher.
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#228349 - 08/15/09 07:19 PM Re: Retaining old posts while updating??? [Re: Gizmo]
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Thanks Gizmo. I had not considered that.
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