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#229086 - 09/08/09 09:57 AM

Apres?

Stephen Offline

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Registered: 09/06/09
Posts: 47

OK so I made the move from 'Classic' 6.5.x (IIRC) to Threads 7.5.x and used the importer and, thanks to some technical wizardry from UBB Central and AllenAyers I am up and live.

The legacy files/folders on my server - stay or go? For example the UBB Folder, all of the nonCGI, CGI items, etc.

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#229090 - 09/08/09 10:47 AM

Re: Apres? [Re: Stephen]

Gizmo

Registered: 06/05/06
Posts: 14995
Loc: Portland, OR; USA

Well, I'd back them up (just in case) then purge; you'll regain a lot of space (I did when I upgraded from Classic). If you're running the re directors they don't need the old flat files at all.

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#229098 - 09/08/09 06:31 PM

Re: Apres? [Re: Gizmo]

Ruben

Registered: 12/20/03
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Loc: Lutz,FL

I agree with GIZ. Back them up and delete. Cause what are you going to do with them. After a week or two they will be useless anyway. Due to all of the posts are stored in MYSQL in lieu of a cgi file now.

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