Migrating an installation and getting it to work under new domain name?
Migrating an installation and getting it to work under new domain name?
Our problem is that we have developed an umbraco installation under a temporary domainname (actually a temporary subdomain name). Now when trying to move the umbraco 4.7 installation the application wants to jump back to the old domain name and as such doesnt work under the new domain name. Which folders and which database tables should I clear for the old domain name?
I dont get were the umbraco installation remembers the the developer subdomain? I thought I had deleted it from everywere I could find it
To deploy the solution to a live environment you need to copy over the files and make a dump of the database and restore it on the live database server.
Change the DB connection string to the live version.
In IIS make sure that the site points to the correct root folder and setup the domain in the IIS binding.
Once that is done you also need to set the hostname on your frontpage node in Umbraco.
This should really do the trick.
Looking forward to hear if this works out. Otherwise let us know :)
Migrating an installation and getting it to work under new domain name?
Migrating an installation and getting it to work under new domain name?
Our problem is that we have developed an umbraco installation under a temporary domainname (actually a temporary subdomain name). Now when trying to move the umbraco 4.7 installation the application wants to jump back to the old domain name and as such doesnt work under the new domain name. Which folders and which database tables should I clear for the old domain name?
I dont get were the umbraco installation remembers the the developer subdomain? I thought I had deleted it from everywere I could find it
Hi Johan
To deploy the solution to a live environment you need to copy over the files and make a dump of the database and restore it on the live database server.
Change the DB connection string to the live version.
In IIS make sure that the site points to the correct root folder and setup the domain in the IIS binding.
Once that is done you also need to set the hostname on your frontpage node in Umbraco.
This should really do the trick.
Looking forward to hear if this works out. Otherwise let us know :)
/Jan
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