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Moving file from local server to distant server?

22 December 2010 at 5:02pm
Hi, new to SS but not to websites. I did most of my sites with Adobe Dw and a used to move files from local to distant via FTP. I am a little puzzled about how do to this with SS.
How do i move files from SS lcoal server location *htdocs/mysite* to a distant server?
Via FTP from within SS?
Via FTP a program like Fetch or any FTP program?
What files to move?Any help/toturial/ressources appreciated.
Thanks!
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Re: Moving file from local server to distant server?

16 February 2011 at 11:49pm
Hey
Not sure if you have this issue still but I'm sure there are a few others, like me who struggled with this at first.
I've found the easiest way is to install a fresh copy of SS on the remote server by:
• Download the files from silverstripe.org
• Unzip and upload to your staging server using an FTP application
• Create a database on the remote server and do an install
• Confirm the site works
• Upload your mysite directory and any modules assets etc to the remote site
• Upload your database that you've created during development
• Run a /dev/build and you should be doneYou can always just edit the .htaccess file after you've uploaded you development source files and database though if you're comfortable with that.
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Re: Moving file from local server to distant server?

19 February 2011 at 8:10am
The thing i mostly do from local to hoster is...
First i install and make a site complete working local with all the extra's i want.
then i backup the db on my local machine.
install a clean ss in the hoster (i prefer normally the same ss version as installed on the local machine, but a newer version is normally no problem).
After installation i download the mysite/_config.php and modify it with my extra's, upload it again and overwrite.Then upload with ftp (filezilla):
upload my template and other modifications (exept my _config.php wich i allready modified)
Upload the modules
then upload the folder assets with all the images and files
then i set (so i'm sure) the assets folder to chmod 755 (or 777 for some servers) and all files includedThen i import the exported (local) db via phpMyAdmin
run an dev/build?flush=1
and (most of the time) it all works and have moved the site from local to hoster.
If i just need to import lots of images i upload them with filezilla ftp and in files and images i check for new files and wait a while till the list gives me a notice ... files added and ... files removed.
Hope this helps.
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