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Join Date: Aug 2006
Posts: 99
OS: win2000
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IIS to Apache Migration
Does anyone know of any IIS to Apache Migration tools out there?
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Re: IIS to Apache Migration
Much of it you can. The HTML files and such go into the htdocs folder. All the database files go into the data folder under mysql. PHP files follow HTML files to the same locations at the HTML files. If you use multiple IPs and such just teach Apache to intercept the data requests based on that and forward accordingly.
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