The problem: I'm encountering a very annoying problem when deploying from the old server (see below) to the new. Whenever i deploy, all content nodes are moved, with their templates and doctypes, but they are completely empty of content. The same goes for media - it transfers the media node, and creates the file on the server (i've seen it manually via ftp), but the node and image are not linked together.
I tried deploying from localhost (6.1.5) to the 4.7.1 instance, and all content was moved just fine.
I've recently purchased Umbraco Courier, as i have to move a large project to a new server. This is the technical information for both servers:
Old server: Umbraco 4.7.1 (just upgraded from 4.5.2) MySQL
New server: Umbraco 6.1.5 MSSQL 2012 (SP1)
I've also tried turning on the debug in courier.config, but alas, no errors are shown. Could it be a permissions problem at the new server?
Deploying creates empty nodes, with no data.
Greetings Umbraco community!
The problem:
I'm encountering a very annoying problem when deploying from the old server (see below) to the new. Whenever i deploy, all content nodes are moved, with their templates and doctypes, but they are completely empty of content. The same goes for media - it transfers the media node, and creates the file on the server (i've seen it manually via ftp), but the node and image are not linked together.
I tried deploying from localhost (6.1.5) to the 4.7.1 instance, and all content was moved just fine.
I've recently purchased Umbraco Courier, as i have to move a large project to a new server. This is the technical information for both servers:
Old server:
Umbraco 4.7.1 (just upgraded from 4.5.2)
MySQL
New server:
Umbraco 6.1.5
MSSQL 2012 (SP1)
I've also tried turning on the debug in courier.config, but alas, no errors are shown.
Could it be a permissions problem at the new server?
// Thomas - Codeshark
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