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RawFood
Thu 10th Aug '06, 10:43pm
I currently host with startlogic.com and find them to be pretty slow at times for my forums and online store sites.

Here is my situation. I have 2 main sites. www.rawguru.com (http://www.rawguru.com) and www.rawfoodchat.com (http://www.rawfoodchat.com)

I would like to transfer my www.rawfoodchat.com (http://www.rawfoodchat.com) forums site to my guru site as www.rawguru.com/community (http://www.rawguru.com/community).

Is there a way to transfer it like this without losing any members or threads/posts?

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I would also like to get a dedicated host for my site www.rawguru.com (http://www.rawguru.com) because it will now have an active forum on it and also an online store.

What dedicated server do I need? http://www.startlogic.com/products_dedicatedserver.html

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How do I set up a dedicated host? Is is similar to my regular host where I just go into my ftp and upload all the files I need?

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And last, will anyone help me with this transfer? :) Thanks in advance.

Tree
Thu 10th Aug '06, 10:55pm
I would also like to get a dedicated host for my site www.rawguru.com (http://www.rawguru.com/) because it will now have an active forum on it and also an online store.

What dedicated server do I need? http://www.startlogic.com/products_dedicatedserver.html
If you were experiencing slowness with them before, it's most likely their bandwidth provider.

I know of someone who's got a Celeron that you could purchase for <$100/month probably. If you go here: http://www.jewlzk.com/clientarea2/contact.php or email sales@jewlzk.com and mention my name, Trevor Goodyear, you can probably get it for under $100. Seeing as how you were running fine on a shared account, a Celeron is probably perfect for you.


How do I set up a dedicated host? Is is similar to my regular host where I just go into my ftp and upload all the files I need?
A dedicated server will function a lot like a shared account would. You upload your files in the same way


Is there a way to transfer it like this without losing any members or threads/posts?
A MySQL transfer can be done so you will lose no clients, and it will be like you never moved.

dazh
Fri 11th Aug '06, 6:34am
Hi if you still need help give me a PM and we can talk

TheMusicMan
Fri 11th Aug '06, 7:01am
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Jedito
Thu 17th Aug '06, 12:01pm
If you need a dedicated, get it from data393.com
They are not the cheapest option, but you wont regret.