Got it!
I tried first on my local machine and it was as easy as 1, 2, 3! My only
concern is that the DB becomes quite large.
Still I would be happier running two DB's on one T3, but export/import is
a solution anyway.
Thanks again Ries.
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Hello ries,
> Merging might sometimes be difficult,
> for example if you use Templavoila then exporting
> your page tree as a t3d will always fail.
> Incase you are using standard templating
> then right click on a page and then find export.
> On your other site import the t3d again.
I don't use
Hello Martin,
> I don't really see the relationship between "keeping it simple" and
> offering a multitude of upgrade options??
You are suggesting multitude of upgrade options, not me.
> Besides, people have all kinds of Typo3 versions installed. Are you
> asking the team to make one package for
Hello Klaus,
> If you have to replace dozens of files in
> different directorys, installing a new tarball is a far better option.
Typo3 4.1.1 contains 3225 files and 266 dirs. Let's focus in one folder.
I do prefer to replace 12 or 24 (even 48) files at /typo3/ instead of the
3089 files and 2
Please apologize for posting my opinion in so technical conversation. But
in my opinion, there is nothing better than the MISS Update Procedure, that
is, just replace the following files and do a compare if necessary, period.
Now, if you like or need to download/upload a large tar file and rei
