Greetings!
We wanted to have a development site, which I know w/the license you can do. We went ahead and created a separate database, separate url (test.sitename.com), separate directory structure and proceeded to install vb. All seemed to be ok, but despite completely different URLs, databases, etc; the main site kept redirecting to the new test URLs and the titles of the pages started using the test name! Keep in mind no config files were mixed, each site was in its own directory and each config file pointed to a different database.
The database of the main site was NOT touched, the only way to get us back was to perform another install and set the urls to the main site as well as the title of the - then everything worked again on the main site.
My question is, during an install is there something that is sent to VB servers for licensing purposes that would otherwise cause this issue? are there special instructions we should follow for creating a development install? Thanks
-t
We wanted to have a development site, which I know w/the license you can do. We went ahead and created a separate database, separate url (test.sitename.com), separate directory structure and proceeded to install vb. All seemed to be ok, but despite completely different URLs, databases, etc; the main site kept redirecting to the new test URLs and the titles of the pages started using the test name! Keep in mind no config files were mixed, each site was in its own directory and each config file pointed to a different database.
The database of the main site was NOT touched, the only way to get us back was to perform another install and set the urls to the main site as well as the title of the - then everything worked again on the main site.
My question is, during an install is there something that is sent to VB servers for licensing purposes that would otherwise cause this issue? are there special instructions we should follow for creating a development install? Thanks
-t
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