Hi
In the process of moving to a new server, i managed to screw things up badly enough that it required a reformat.
I used express transfer the first time round, and from testing one domain it appears that if i run it a 2nd time it will also copy the redirect contained in htaccess.
I was hoping there might be some way to magically remove this, either on the source or the destination server, as i really don't relish the prospect of having to dig through a few hundred domains by hand.
I found a page from 2010, but i think the info in it might be deprecated as /scripts/xfertool --help brings up nothing http://forums.cpanel.net/f145/whm-account-express-transfer-failback-164726.html
/usr/local/cpanel/scripts/xferpoint seams like it might be a likely replacement, but i wasn't able to work out the usage on it
any help would be much appreciated
In the process of moving to a new server, i managed to screw things up badly enough that it required a reformat.
I used express transfer the first time round, and from testing one domain it appears that if i run it a 2nd time it will also copy the redirect contained in htaccess.
I was hoping there might be some way to magically remove this, either on the source or the destination server, as i really don't relish the prospect of having to dig through a few hundred domains by hand.
I found a page from 2010, but i think the info in it might be deprecated as /scripts/xfertool --help brings up nothing http://forums.cpanel.net/f145/whm-account-express-transfer-failback-164726.html
/usr/local/cpanel/scripts/xferpoint seams like it might be a likely replacement, but i wasn't able to work out the usage on it
any help would be much appreciated
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