mabblemedia
10-26-2003, 06:53 PM
have any of you tried moving your hsphere accounts to a totally different hsphere server (new host)? if you have- how'd you make it flawless? need some suggestions for making a move flawless.
any help --- much appreciated...
thanks,
kevin
chuckt101
10-26-2003, 06:55 PM
You can do it manually... not *too* difficult if you have a little bit of knowledge and root access.
mabblemedia
10-26-2003, 07:13 PM
basically- whats the best way to make a move flawless?
dynamicnet
10-26-2003, 08:36 PM
Greetings:
Ask your current host if they can provide you with data matching the requirements as mentioned on http://www.psoft.net/HSdocumentation/sysadmin/migrating_users.html#format_reseller_data
Then provide that to your new host.
Presuming the old and new can work together; rsync can get the content over in a breeze.
Thank you.
Originally posted by dynamicnet
Greetings:
Ask your current host if they can provide you with data matching the requirements as mentioned on http://www.psoft.net/HSdocumentation/sysadmin/migrating_users.html#format_reseller_data
Then provide that to your new host.
Presuming the old and new can work together; rsync can get the content over in a breeze.
Thank you.
Perfect response, the key is having two hosts who are willing to work together.
It probably depends on the "leaving terms" i guess.
ozzie123
10-27-2003, 02:15 AM
Why don't you ask hspere support?
dynamicnet
10-27-2003, 11:42 AM
Greetings:
Most solid hosts will work with you to help you leave in a solid manner; they follow the rule of thumb, "Don't burn bridges."
The Positive Software forum at http://forum.psoft.net/ as well as the direct support may also be very helpful.
Thank you.
Originally posted by dynamicnet
Greetings Simon O'Rourke:
Most solid hosts will work with you to help you leave in a solid manner; they follow the rule of thumb, "Don't burn bridges."
The Positive Software forum at http://forum.psoft.net/ as well as the direct support may also be very helpful.
Thank you.
Ok, now i'm confused :confused:
It's not me that's moving, or even involved in the move