Second was a soft link, which got converted to a regular file. First was two files that had identical names except for upper/lower case differences, which caused the second file to overwrite the first. I found a couple of mismatches in the Windows copy. I generated checksums of all the files on both servers and the Windows PC with the following: find. My decision to copy to Windows had an unexpected benefit - it told me of a couple subtle details of my file structure that might have gone unnoticed otherwise. The PC in the middle is Windows, but I have most Linux utilities available as part of Cygwin. I hadn't considered moving the files directly without the intermediate PC I decided that I wanted to keep it as part of the process, mostly to provide backup for the files.

For clarification, here are more details of the problem and my final results.īoth remote servers are *nix systems with SSH and shell access. I tried FileZilla, but it failed partway through the transfer from the old server and couldn't recover without losing track of what was already finished.

Thank you for your help.I have about 600MB on a remote web server that I'd like to copy to a PC, then copy to a new server. Print any value (including an empty string) except NULL or undefined: Menu status constants are integers page content is a string. * The routines here dispatch control to the appropriate handler, which then * The PHP page that serves all page requests on a Drupal installation. Please help! I move my drupal installation directory to new hosting server, recreated the database and restoring its data from a sql dump and updated my settings.php file to point to the the new MySQL server and I got the following error when going to my website:

Migrate filezilla server to new server