[Xerte] Re: XOT 1.8 importing content error importing zip

[Pat Lockley]

If you are techie enough, I would copy the logindetails,
templatedetails and templaterights tables over, and then move the
USER-FILES directory - that'd migrate everything (it should do)

On Wed, Oct 3, 2012 at 11:58 AM, Lynch M (LCSS) <mlynch at glam.ac.uk> wrote:
> Just to clarify – we’ve got 2 instances of XOT, one on 1.7 and one on 1.8
> and I’d like to move the projects from 1.7 to 1.8 so I’m looking for advice
> about that – we don’t have many projects so I thought to manually export and
> import but I get this error.
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> This should work. I have fixed some issues relating to this lately, but I
> don't know the details by heart anymore. Will let you know.
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> Tom
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> Op 2-10-2012 17:48, Lynch M (LCSS) schreef:
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> We’ve got a test XOT on 1.7 and a production XOT upgraded to 1.8 and like
> others I’d like to know how best to port 1.7 content over. When I manually
> import .zip projects I get a ‘File Transfer has Failed’ error.
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> Any thoughts?
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