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I need to migrate my media folder to another server.
That's what I have now:
http://mysite.com/media/111/picture.jpg
That's what I want:
http://newserver.mysite.com/media/111/picture.jpg
But I want to use the umbraco backoffice of mysite.com/umbraco/
How can I do that?
Thanks in advance
If I am understanding your requirement correctly, you want to move the media file somewhere else on the file system.
You have two options:
move the folder to the new location on the file system, then add a new folder in IIS, call it media, and point it to the new folder.
In the web.config, add a new appsetting called UmbracoMediaPath. Depending on what your version of Umbraco is, you might need to do this in the /config/FileSystemProviders.config file instead.
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I am trying to move my local Magento site to my Live server. (MAMP to cPanel)
To do this I have exported the database, etc and all those steps are fine.
However when I copy my local Magento files from Application/MAMP/htdocs to my FTP client (cyberduck) and choose to overwrite the existing Magento files, to ensure that all my local updates will be moved to the live site, it takes hours to overwrite and then says it has failed!
Does anybody know if I am doing this step correctly, or is there a different way to get my Magento files from my Local site to my Live site.
The fast way is to upload a zip file and then unzip this file in your LIVE server if you have shell access.
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I am using wget in my windows PC to download files from an ftp server. But it downloads files into a folder where wget.exe is located. But i want it to download files to another folder.How it can be done?( i saw some links which i guess works only in linux).
#WINMAN please look into the following thread for your query, which might help you i hope
How to specify the location with wget?
−P prefix
−−directory−prefix=prefix
Set directory prefix to prefix. The directory prefix is the directory where all other files and subdirectories
will be saved to, i.e. the top of the retrieval tree. The default is . (the current directory).
Taken from the PDF, which comes with the docs from here: http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/wget.htm
All other command-line arguments are in the pdf as well, so you should look into it.
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Recently, I gave some folders an alias for web sharing. The folders got cut and pasted out of their original location and then restored. The aliases were lost in the process yet when I try to reassign them the same alias it complains that the alias is taken. No other folder has these aliases only they did but that was lost in the cut and paste. Is there a system file somewhere or a registry I can edit to remove them so I can reapply them? The alias names are sensitive. The OS is Windows Server 2003.
I deleted the websites from IIS, refreshed and I was able to make the alias again.
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Basically, what I want is something like Dropbox, but it is for my whole server.
If I place a folder into it, it updates on my server, and is accessible through my URL.
If I delete something, it removes it from the server too.
It also seconds as a offline backup of everything on my server.
Is there any app like that?
Thanks, in advance.
FTPBox seems to do what you want.
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my app needs to both burn discs and create burn folders. i'm able to use the DiscRecording framework, and am delving into its many options for the burn disc methods, and am starting to get that, but i don't see any reference to creating a 'burn folder'.
i've also looked in NSFileManager (thinking that it was a key that needs to be set), and also searched the docs and this site for 'burn folder', with no result.
it's probably that i am overlooking something really obvious about how to do this programmatically.
will anyone shed some light here?
thanks.
Just create a directory with an extension of .fpbf.