Francois Suter wrote:
> Sorry for being a bit impatient. Yes the dump file is the big SQL file
> you were referring to in your other mails. I don't know what the small
> one is, but it seems too small to be a TYPO3 database.
Possibly separate table definition. I do this for backups as well: sepa
Agreed. It works perfectly now.
Thanks to both of you, my typo3 knowledge is growing exponentially, I
appreciate all your help!
Christopher
On Wed, Mar 12, 2008 at 4:29 PM, Dmitry Dulepov [typo3] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Christopher wrote:
> > I am trying to import a very large (650mb) SQL
Christopher wrote:
> I am trying to import a very large (650mb) SQL database due to a host
> transfer. Does anyone suggest anything other than using myphpadmin?
Reread my first answer to you. It tells you exactly what to do and how.
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Hi,
Okay, I think I understand...I just want to confirm. The dumpfile
is the
*.sql file that I got in the archive...and I am basically dumping
that data
into the currently setup database...correct?
Sorry for being a bit impatient. Yes the dump file is the big SQL
file you were referring
Okay, I think I understand...I just want to confirm. The dumpfile is the
*.sql file that I got in the archive...and I am basically dumping that data
into the currently setup database...correct?
Thanks for your patience. I have learned a ton in the last few days.
Truly, thank you.
Christopher
Yes, forgive me Francois, (*noob*) just not sure what the dump file is...
On Wed, Mar 12, 2008 at 1:55 PM, Francois Suter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >> Well, if you have access to the command line, I would do it from
> >> there:
> >> mysql database_name -u user_name -p < your_dump_file
>
> > D
Well, if you have access to the command line, I would do it from
there:
mysql database_name -u user_name -p < your_dump_file
Do I need to transpose anything where it says...your_dump_file or
just use
that verbatim?
Well obviously "database_name", "user_name" and "your_dump_file"...
Franç
Do I need to transpose anything where it says...your_dump_file or just use
that verbatim?
On Wed, Mar 12, 2008 at 1:27 PM, Francois Suter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> > I am trying to import a very large (650mb) SQL database due to a host
> > transfer. Does anyone suggest anything other
Hi,
I am trying to import a very large (650mb) SQL database due to a host
transfer. Does anyone suggest anything other than using myphpadmin?
Well, if you have access to the command line, I would do it from there:
mysql database_name -u user_name -p < your_dump_file
If the database is UTF-8
I am trying to import a very large (650mb) SQL database due to a host
transfer. Does anyone suggest anything other than using myphpadmin?
On Tue, Mar 11, 2008 at 7:59 PM, Christopher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> There were actually two *.sql files in the archive. One was the 650 mb,
> and
> a
There were actually two *.sql files in the archive. One was the 650 mb, and
another was only 8.5 mb. The larger named after the site name, and the
other had site name + typo3 in the file name. I think I may need to find a
away to convince the old site master to explain it to me.I found the
o
Christopher wrote:
> I successfully got both directories completed. I symlinked the files, all
> is well. Now, I have questions about the database. The one that came in
> the zip file was nearly 650 megs. The command you indicated initially looks
> it has some sort of dump command...and I am no
I successfully got both directories completed. I symlinked the files, all
is well. Now, I have questions about the database. The one that came in
the zip file was nearly 650 megs. The command you indicated initially looks
it has some sort of dump command...and I am not sure if dumping it is rig
> Also, when I tried to Symlink the files, after the first one I got a file
> with an exclaimation mark in front of it. I think I know what I did wrong,
> can I delete the file with the !? (!t3lib)
Probably. At worst, you'll have to unpack the source again :-)
Cheers
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Hi,
> So I do not have to have the source package in the web root folder, as long
> as I symlink to it, correct?
Yes
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Also, when I tried to Symlink the files, after the first one I got a file
with an exclaimation mark in front of it. I think I know what I did wrong,
can I delete the file with the !? (!t3lib)
> Here is how to do it from scratch.
>
> - Download TYPO3 source package and unzip it. It will create
So I do not have to have the source package in the web root folder, as long
as I symlink to it, correct?
> Here is how to do it from scratch.
>
> - Download TYPO3 source package and unzip it. It will create something
> like typo3_src-4.1.4 directory.
> - Symlink this directory to typo3_src:
>
Hi,
Hm, I remeber typo3.org had installation document. But that may be
obsolete already...
True enough :-)
http://typo3.org/documentation/document-library/installation/
doc_inst_upgr/1.0.0/view/
I didn't check how up to date it is, but it should cover the basics.
François Suter
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Francois Suter wrote:
> I hope this will get you a bit further.
Hm, I remeber typo3.org had installation document. But that may be obsolete
already...
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Hi Chrisotpher,
Thanks for your replyits helping...slowly. Below here is more
clarification for you.
Keep faith :-)
Did you really get the source or did you get the dummy, or the
dummy and the source?
BOTH
OK. What you really need is just the source. Try getting only that as
it
Thanks for your replyits helping...slowly. Below here is more
clarification for you.
On Mon, Mar 10, 2008 at 4:54 PM, Francois Suter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> It's not quite what you have done or not, but let's try to guess
>
> > I was able to get the new version of
> > Typo3
Hi!
Christopher wrote:
> I have been given the responsibility of a new site for my company. Its
> Typo3, and is on a server that we have to move away from. I was sent a zip
> file of the files on the old server. I was able to get the new version of
> Typo3 installed on my new server. Now I am lost
Hi,
It's not quite what you have done or not, but let's try to guess
> I was able to get the new version of
> Typo3 installed on my new server.
You downloaded the source code from typo3.org. Is that correct? Did you
really get the source or did you get the dummy, or the dummy and the source?
I have been given the responsibility of a new site for my company. Its
Typo3, and is on a server that we have to move away from. I was sent a zip
file of the files on the old server. I was able to get the new version of
Typo3 installed on my new server. Now I am lost. The files structure is
totally
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