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Here's How You Can Copy And Migrate A WordPress Blog
Occasionally WordPress will need to be moved around within the current server. Fortunately, there is no need to re-install WordPress in the new location, and the following instructions will show how to copy wordpress easily and effectively.
To start with, changing the URL for WordPress and moving it to another location requires either setting up a new directory, into which all of the relevant core files are then moved; or, if they will be copied into the (pre-prepared) root directory, a back-up of all index.php complete with any other required files must be created. It may also be necessary to move these files.
Next, it is necessary to log into the blog and access the Administrations Settings General panel, where the new location for the core files (WordPress) needs to be added to the WordPress address box (URI). The location for the Blog address (URI) also needs to be changed (this needs to match the WordPress (URI)). Settings should then be saved. It is important not to try to access the blog at this point! WordPress 2.0 users need to delete the wp-content/cache folder before moving on to the next step.
All original directory/ subdirectories and WordPress core files can now be transferred to the latest location. Permalinks which are in use may make an update of the Permalink structure (Permalinks panel within Administration - Settings) to the newest .htaccess file (to be found in the directory containing the index.php ) necessary.
If some previously uploaded images appear to be missing, this error can be easily corrected by changing the paths for these missing images in the actual SQL database; there is a website, Tamba2, containing a detailed tutorial giving detailed, easy to follow instructions how to make these changes.
In order to avoid any new uploads ending up in the old folders, the settings for the "store uploads folder" also need to be changed. This is done in the Administration/ Settings/ Miscellaneous panel. The new location must also be updated for existing media/ images upload links.
Depending on the ISP in use, some of the user permissions may be found to have changed from 0644 to 0000 and will require changing back to their original setting.
Should various menues be supported by the theme, links to the home page may need to be updated from old embedded subdirectories; this is done within the Appearance/ Menues panel. It is vital to set URI locations before any files are moved. However, it is possible to rectify the situation if files have accidentally been moved before setting URI locations.
Once these steps are completed, the new site needs to be tested and, if necessary, the new address passed on to other users.
The codex.wordpress.org tutorials website describes in great depth how to how to clone wordpress, from how to set up directories and change site URLs to a guide how to overcome forgetting to set the location for URLs or accidentally moving files too early. It also explains in detail how WordPress can be moved to other servers.