wordpress manual migration

There are two general questions, one is Apache configuration, and the other is MySQL export and import. And some of the problem-solving processes and methods that are encountered after migration.A machine for the old server. b for new server,a

There are two general questions, one is Apache configuration, and the other is MySQL export and import. And some of the problem-solving processes and methods that are encountered after migration.A machine for the old server, b for the new server, a

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WordPress default is to use MySQL as a database support, this for the personal webmaster is still a bit of trouble. Especially if later site backup migration is a bit more.Before using Django to develop their own blog feel in fact with Sqlite3 as a

  Author: deercoder  Recently, I am preparing to migrate my blog to GitHub. However, this blog has a lot of content, so I want to find a way to migrate it. However, although the C ++ blog provides the backup function, however, the saved XML file is

Over the past few decades, a large number of programming languages have been invented, replaced, modified, or grouped together. Each language is always born in controversy and dies in evolution. And the creators of these languages, none of them are

Recently want to do a website, the plan is to use the public platform to do the interface, first the core functions to achieve, and then add features and make mobile client, Web page production to use html+js+php to achieve Ajax, and the use of the

Over the past few decades, a large number of programming languages have been invented, replaced, modified, or grouped together. Each language is always born in controversy and dies in evolution. And the creators of these languages, none of them are

Over the past few decades, a large number of programming languages have been invented, replaced, modified, or grouped together. Each language is always born in controversy and dies in evolution. And the creators of these languages, none of them are