[closed] SX Migration to WebFaction checklist

So we're already planning the migration in a few days. We would like to be able to setup the site before pointing it to our existing domain so as to minimize the down time. Here's a quick checklist of what do:

Follow the instructions on Installing OSQA on WebFaction
Copy custom theme to correct directory
Apply logo and favicon
Optionally configure sidebar content with your own
Create a dump file of the SX site under/exports/create
Import the dump file of the SX site - How?
Point the OSQA app to the domain - How exactly?

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asked 01 Jun '10, 19:59

Randell
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closed 31 Oct '10, 05:51

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This is a good idea, Randell. Let me know how I can help. Also, this would probably be something to edit on the OSQA wiki rather than here. Anyway, we'll be happy to help you with your migration.

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answered 02 Jun '10, 09:03

rickross ♦♦
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That would be great! We have scheduled our migration on June 11, 2010 at 22:00 GMT +8:00.

(03 Jun '10, 03:39) Randell

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