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Moving accounts - Partition issues

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by compunet2, May 11, 2009.

  1. compunet2

    compunet2 Well-Known Member

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    I'm moving accounts from one server to another. However on the old server I have accounts listed under /home2 & /home3. On the new server all the accounts will be under /home (there is no /home2 or /home3). How can I move my acccounts without breaking everyone's scripts?
     
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    Not entirely sure that it'll be an issue...

    Most scripts are (should be) written so that they're relative to their 'webroot' which will be public_html, which means they won't care (or even know) if they're on /home or /home2 or whatever.

    Or are you talking about something else?
     
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    Just add symlinks for the sites that need them like /homen/user
     
    #3 bhd, May 11, 2009
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    AFAIK, the WHM account transfer process will handle such issue, as far as the cPanel account creation is concerned. If you're concerned about users that have hard-coded paths in their web scripts, then they'll either have to correct these themselves, or you could use simple symlinks as bhd suggests. These can be done at the root partition level though, no need for one for each user, i.e.:

    ln -s /home /home2
    ln -s /home /home3
    etc.
     
    #4 chirpy, May 13, 2009
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