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2015-04-01, 11:20:31
what type of host? is it running a control panel of some sort? if so, here's what i do to get cms files on a host, and it's way faster than ftping a bazillion little files....
1. download GetSimpleCMS_3.3.5.zip and save it locally.
2. extract that file locally
3. go into the newly extracted folder GetSimpleCMS-3.3. the one that contains admin/backups/data/plugins/theme folders and index.php, readme, robots, config, etc files.
4. select all of those files and folders and make a new zip file
essentially this part is simply removing the first level folder from the zip so the root of the archive is the same as what will be the root of the site.. now to put it on the server.....
5. login to web host's web-based control panel (cpanel, plesk, da, hsphere, etc)
6. use its web-based file manager to upload the newly created zip file to what will be the site's root
7. use the unzipper/decompress tool of the web file manager to unzip the archive right where it sits.
8. ta-da. all the cms files are now exactly where they need to be, and permissions *should* be right too
1. download GetSimpleCMS_3.3.5.zip and save it locally.
2. extract that file locally
3. go into the newly extracted folder GetSimpleCMS-3.3. the one that contains admin/backups/data/plugins/theme folders and index.php, readme, robots, config, etc files.
4. select all of those files and folders and make a new zip file
essentially this part is simply removing the first level folder from the zip so the root of the archive is the same as what will be the root of the site.. now to put it on the server.....
5. login to web host's web-based control panel (cpanel, plesk, da, hsphere, etc)
6. use its web-based file manager to upload the newly created zip file to what will be the site's root
7. use the unzipper/decompress tool of the web file manager to unzip the archive right where it sits.
8. ta-da. all the cms files are now exactly where they need to be, and permissions *should* be right too
