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"Bush";p="12365" wrote:Not to disregard what found it stated, but there ARE official MySQL tools that have been released to support JUST this procedure.
http://www.mysql.com/products/tools/
I recommend MySQL Administrator, but MySQL Migration Toolkit looks promising as well. I've used MySQL Administrator before when I moved my live site to another machine, worked like a charm.
I kept my database usernames and passes the same on the new machine, so all I did was copy over the files (maintaining same dir structure) and then used MySQL Administrator to move the databases from server to server.
HtH.
"Bush";p="12365" wrote:Not to disregard what found it stated, but there ARE official MySQL tools that have been released to support JUST this procedure.
http://www.mysql.com/products/tools/
I recommend MySQL Administrator, but MySQL Migration Toolkit looks promising as well. I've used MySQL Administrator before when I moved my live site to another machine, worked like a charm.
I kept my database usernames and passes the same on the new machine, so all I did was copy over the files (maintaining same dir structure) and then used MySQL Administrator to move the databases from server to server.
HtH.
Always remember you're unique, just like everyone else.
"Bush";p="12646" wrote:Well obviously you have to add your IP to the MySQL access list, and the user name and password is obviously the user and pass of the MySQL database.
I didnt think I needed to be so clear.
Always remember you're unique, just like everyone else.
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