I have my website done in Joomla in local and it work fine.
I moved my website to a remote server and now I have links and other things that do not work.
I connect by ssh to my server but I cannot find my custom articles (without category) or my personalize HTML modules.
Where can I find this on my server?
Chances are you didn't move the site over properly. The easiest way to move a site is to use Akeeba - https://www.akeebabackup.com/.
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I have recently installed PHP, MySQL Server, and Apache web server. I played around with some PHP scripts locally on the PC to insert some entries to MySQL Database.
Noob question so please be patient with me:
How do I get my web service out to the internet, by self hosting? Say I already have a domain for example mydomain.com How do I make it so that when someone not within my network can access mydomain.com/something and can send some data so my server gets it and do anything with that data?
Webhosting
You have to have some form of webhosting. You pay for hosting and you can upload your PHP files to their servers. They will usually also have database servers you can use.
Your domain name has to point to those servers via DNS so the internet can reach your application. I'd suggest you search the internet for popular hosts that provide the tools your need for this.
Self hosting
Another possibility is to open your network up to the world, but this is not recommended unless you have network administration experience due the security trouble that comes with it.
In short: forward a port through your router to the machine running your application. The website portforward.com has instructions on how to do this but keep in mind that misconfiguration could lead to vulnerabilities in your network.
In order to make you site public
1. you need host
2. you need domain
there are bunch of hosting sites you should get one first.
This link explains very well about self hosting
https://www.boutell.com/newfaq/creating/hostmyown.html
I'm using the Flask microframework to run the Python back-end of my site with an SQLite database. It all looks fine and well running on my Ubuntu machine. But how and where can I actually host it online with a proper URL as in: "https://appname.io"?
Do web hosts usually provide Linux and SSH capabilities?
The 'proper URL' you describe is a domain name, and they can be purchased from many online retailers you'll discover when you Google it.
To host your site you will need an actual server host. Many retailers that sell domain names also sell web hosting, but not all. Essentially, every host will provide you with SSH, FTP, MYSQL and anything you may need to host your site. Linking your domain name is normally done automatically if you're purchase both your domain and hosting from the same retailer. However, if purchasing separately you will have to enter the DNS server information to resolve your host.
Try reading this article to get a good idea of how to move your project to a host. This article is for WordPress, but you should be able to get the general idea on the process.
I have developed a website using XAMPP, and am having issues with being able to deploy it for use. The main issue I am having is that the server I am operating on is a corporate server, so I cannot configure the router for a static IP address. The goal of this website is to have it accessible by 10 different computers that will write to an access database. What would be the best method to accomplish this? Thanks, any suggestions are greatly appreciated as I am about to lose my mind.
I just moved my personal website to Octopress from Drupal. I am hosting it on Heroku and I really don't like the herokuapp.com domain. I already have myname.com domain which I am planning to use with Heroku now for my main website.
The problem is I have some other websites hosted on my hosting service which use databases and other stuff. They were being accessed by project1.myname.com, project2.myname.com etc. I don't want to move them and have a similar subdomain naming thing to access them.
How can achieve this?
If I'm understanding you correctly, it should be easy to do this with your DNS settings. Simply point the DNS "A" records for "myname.com" and "www.myname.com" to Heroku and leave "project1.myname.com" and "project2.myname.com" pointing to your existing provider.
I am trying to migrate the Joomla website from its temporary server to the new server using akeeba kikstart, during the migration everything looks ok but once the migration finishes then the website on the new server looks odd. This is the website which I am trying to migrate: http://46.20.125.254/~scfgroup/ and this is how its look like after the migration: http://www.scflegalandcorporateservices.com
does anybody know why is this happening? how could I solve this migration problem?
any help appreciated.
I never use any 3rd party tools for taking backups, transferring etc. I believe in doing it manually which out of all honest, is very simple.
Zip up the original site and upload it to the FTP of your new host, then extract.
Export the database from your original site and import it on the new host using PHPMyAdmin
Open the configuration.php and edit the database area so they they match the settings for your new server.
Hopefully should work after.
Nothing to worry, your joomla migration process went on well. If the website site is accessible through IP, but not the domain, then this is probably because
the ISP blocks the domain (unlikely)
the DNS server you use has some hiccups
Try changing the DNS server addresses specified in the internet connection to either
Google DNS: 8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4 or
OpenDNS: 208.67.222.222, 208.67.220.220
There are a couple of other free DNS services, but those are the ones used by most, I guess. Otherwise address this issue with your hosting provider.