By Niqab on

Hi!

I have a question regarding migrating drupal.

I'm doing a website for someone, but I am not able to work with their root folders or anything. These people have serious concerns regarding security, but I've been beating my brain trying to work with their host without access to any root folders or anything and I just had enough. So, I am doing it on my host and I want to know how I can grab ALL of the content, settings, etc. that I worked with in my host and just give them a file they can install in their root?

They are not doing MySQL (which is what I am working in)
They run PostgreSQL-9.2 back-end

So if someone can help me to migrate the files from my drupal so they can install it into their drupal and doing the PDO instead of MySQL.... It'd be appreciated!!! please.

Is this possible?
Thanks

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wisc-r zeka testi commented

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WISC-R zeka testi 1949 yılında David Weschsler tarafından meydana getirilmiştir. Daha sonra gerekli düzenlemeler yapılarak günümüzdeki haline getirilmiştir. Ortalama olarak 1-3 saat sürede test tamamlanmaktadır. Testin süresi uygulanan çocuğun performansına göre değişim göstermektedir.

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carloswwe commented

Hi,

Drupal stores al the content/settings in the DB. Any of the Drupal hosted media files (images, videos, etc) can be found in sites/default/files directory from the Drupal Root. For the files a simple File transfer to the same folder on your host is the route you should take.

The DB transfer is a bit more tricky. If you are comfortable doing a SQL Dump from Mysql , making DB specific changes , and then importing it to Postgress this will work. But that is very challenging at the least. If you have custom modules that do not follow the Drupal Standard, you may run into issues with the Query Language.

If you are NOT comfortable with the above option the Drupal Migrate module provides a framework to do this. This requires a bit of Drupal and PHP knowledge to complete.

I hope this helps you get started.