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How do I change the domain name on my xoops website?
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The site name is stored in the mainfile.php in the xoops root. You will have to:

0- Chmod mainfile.php to 666 on server.(temporary)
1. Download mainfile.php from your sever
2- Make a copy as a backup (good practice)
3. Edit the XOOPS_URL to show your new domain name.
4- Upload the edited file back to the server, overwriting old version.
5. Set mainfile.php to be not writeable on the server (CHMOD 444)

Requested and Answered by Carnuke on 2005/2/12 6:21:35 (6284 reads) 0 Comment(s) Print Q&A Send Q&A

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