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#189269

Hi I’m making my first Joomla site using the T3 Framework and I’ve just transferred the site from my locahost to a development server. I’m getting an error relates to the LESS files I believe. I’ve maxed out my server PHP memory limit to 256M so I’m not sure why this error would show up.

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 67108864 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 72 bytes) in /home/gsqtestc/public_html/thewinepoint-dev/plugins/system/t3/includes/lessphp/lessc.inc.php on line 3199

Even when I try to login to the administration panel I get this error

Warning: require_once(__DIR__/helper.php) [function.require-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/gsqtestc/public_html/thewinepoint-dev/administrator/modules/mod_betterpreview/mod_betterpreview.php on line 34

Fatal error: require_once() [function.require]: Failed opening required '__DIR__/helper.php' (include_path='.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php') in /home/gsqtestc/public_html/thewinepoint-dev/administrator/modules/mod_betterpreview/mod_betterpreview.php on line 34

I’m thinking this could be a limitation of my server to run LESS files but I just need clarification or someone to point me in the right direction so I can get this sorted. Cheerio!

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#500277

Hi

What procedure you used to move your website from local to server ?

You used Akeeba backup component ?

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#500278

Nup I didn’t use Akeeba. I created a subdomain and copied all my local files to the server. Then I exported my database and changed the configuration. This is the process I’ve been using for other CMS’ so I figured it will be relatively the same process. Should I do a fresh installl and use Akeeba?

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#500281

Install Akeeba component on your localhost take a backup with it then move the backup to your server and install it again

Drop all tables of your DB before to use it

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#500282

Would I need to make any changes to the DB sql file before dropping it into the new DB? Things like replacing all pre-fixes for DB or renaming the localhost path to the development site.

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#500284

<em>@sui_page 382361 wrote:</em><blockquote>Would I need to make any changes to the DB sql file before dropping it into the new DB? Things like replacing all pre-fixes for DB or renaming the localhost path to the development site.</blockquote>

When you will install with Akeeba it will asks to you the database name – database password – and the suffix for your db – you can change the suffix as you prefer – you don’t need to change nothing else because it will override your local db in the new server db using your info

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#500285

<em>@pavit 382363 wrote:</em><blockquote>When you will install with Akeeba it will asks to you the database name – database password – and the suffix for your db – you can change the suffix as you prefer – you don’t need to change nothing else because it will override your local db in the new server db using your info</blockquote>

Great I’m working through it as I type this and I’ll let you know how it goes. Thanks pavit!

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#500287

Do I just copy my backup from localhost to the ‘administrator/components/com_akeeba/backups’ folder on the the server. Then I’m gussing it will show up in the backups files where I simple have to administer it. Is this correct? Transferring files via FTP takes forever so I wanna get this right the first time 🙂

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#500288

<em>@pavit 382360 wrote:</em><blockquote>Install Akeeba component on your localhost take a backup with it then move the backup to your server and install it again

Drop all tables of your DB before to use it</blockquote>

Just re-read this post and its exactly what I was thinking. thanks again pravit

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#500289

<em>@pavit 382360 wrote:</em><blockquote>Install Akeeba component on your localhost take a backup with it then move the backup to your server and install it again

Drop all tables of your DB before to use it</blockquote>

I’ve copied the backup to the ‘backups’ folder on the server but it’s not showing up in the ‘administer backup files’ section. Should i be using Akeeba Kickstart to do this?

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#500304

<blockquote>http://www.joomlart.com/blog/joomla-templates/how-to-move-a-joomla-site-with-akeeba-backup</blockquote>

Yes you need to use the kickstart.php file

Take a look at this Blog post HERE

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#500305

<em>@pavit 382390 wrote:</em><blockquote>Yes you need to use the kickstart.php file

Take a look at this Blog post HERE</blockquote>

Yep I found the tutorial video its really helpful. I just need my web host to upgrade my PHP version because it needs version 5.3+

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