[SOLVED] Making your own "package"?

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johnkarlsson
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[SOLVED] Making your own "package"?

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Hey,

Must say, what a great forum!

But.. I didn't find anything on this one,

Lets say I installed, configured, modified a site just the way I want. Now I want this "install" of CMSMS to be the standard
for upcoming customers of mine. Is there a way to pack it all together, upload files and database to another domain and
run it? Or run the install but keeping my configuration.

Whats the easiest way to do this? Of course I could run a clean install with installing my templates, modify, installing modules
etc etc..

I found that MODX (which I dont like at all) got some kind of solution for this.

Hope you understand what I mean :)

Thanks,

Regards
John
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Re: Making your own "package"?

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once you have everything the way you want it, zip up the CMSms directory structure and export the database.

move them to the new site, unzip the directory structure, restore the database, make the necessary changes to config.php, and you're done
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You can try exporting your database and putting the content into "/install/schemas/initial.sql" and "/install/schemas/extra.sql". This is where the default content is placed. You might have to clear out createseq.php, as the sequences are already created.
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Re: Making your own "package"?

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Ok, that simple.

Great, thanks for your replies!
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You can try exporting your database and putting the content into "/install/schemas/initial.sql" and "/install/schemas/extra.sql".
Nope... sorry, that won't work.
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Obviously I've never tried it, but why won't it work?
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Yes.. I looked at it this morning before I posted... The files looked like a bunch of INSERT statements to pre-populate the database with the initial settings. I was thinking you could replace those settings with the output of a phpmyadmin export.
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