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Is it possible to do a social engine migration without cpanel or a myphpadmin?
Is it possible to do a social engine migration without cpanel or a myphpadmin?
This is the knowledge base article:
https://www.socialengine.com/support/article/5472314/se-php-moving-your-website-to-another-server
I'm moving from a windows 2008 machine to linux cento machine with no GUI installed (should I install this?) hosted on Azure
I migrated the database and set the configuration parameters in the database.php files but when I try to open the community site in the browser, I get the generic "something is wrong page" and in the error logs there is a bunch of .php errors
Not sure what to do, the KBA mentions to open up cpanel/phpadmin, I don't really have that on my centos environment, is there a way to work around this?
This is the knowledge base article:
https://www.socialengine.com/support/article/5472314/se-php-moving-your-website-to-another-server
I'm moving from a windows 2008 machine to linux cento machine with no GUI installed (should I install this?) hosted on Azure
I migrated the database and set the configuration parameters in the database.php files but when I try to open the community site in the browser, I get the generic "something is wrong page" and in the error logs there is a bunch of .php errors
Not sure what to do, the KBA mentions to open up cpanel/phpadmin, I don't really have that on my centos environment, is there a way to work around this?
LinuxWindows OSWindows Server 2008* CentOS 7
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noci
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yes the nginx server is able to serve https pages but not quite sure why the pages aren't loading up, are there other parameters I need to set?
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