IPB 3.4.6 - XenForo?

[AshRobboTI]

Hey guys, I'm wanting to purchase a XenForo license and convert my IPB 3.4.6 boards to Xenforo.

I'm just wondering how difficult the process is?

How exactly it works?

and more importantly if Xenforo actually lets me convert 3.4.6.

Thanks in advance!

 

[Paul B]

There is a built in IPB 3.4 importer - you can see what is imported in the pre-sales FAQ in my signature.

 

[Adam Howard]

Importing IP.Board to XenForo is a painless and very easy process.

 

[AshRobboTI]

Sorry about that, thank you for the response guys.

Looks like I'll be purchasing a license tonight

 

[Adam Howard]

Sorry about that, thank you for the response guys.

Looks like I'll be purchasing a license tonight

You'll love it here.

The community is overall friendly and supportive, as well as very active. This is why XenForo's support forums are viewable to the public for everyone to see. The software is flexible, easy to use, customizable, uses virtually little to no resources, and best of all it's very economical.

Welcome to XenForo

 

[Paul B]

uses ... no resources

It's good, but it's not that good

 

[Adam Howard]

It's good, but it's not that good

You do not find that XenForo uses virtually little to no resources on a stock install? I do. Strange that you don't.

 

[Paul B]

You said "little to no".

It is impossible for it to use no resources.

 

[Adam Howard]

You said "little to no".

It is impossible for it to use no resources.

Where are you from @Brogan? I think we have small difference in speech.

Here "little to nothing" means not exactly nothing (not absolute zero), but rather so small that it's virtually inconsequential (not worth mentioning).

Now if you disagree with that, we'll have to agree to disagree, because I do find a stock install of XenForo to be of that "quality"

 

[TPerry]

XenForo doesn't use that much... it's that stinking PHP-FPM, nginx, mySQL, memcached, ZEND Opcache and a few other little odds and ends that do.

 

[AshRobboTI]

I've purchased my License and set up a host with StableHost along with transferring my domain of my IPB forums to StableHost from GoDaddy..7

and now I have no idea what is going on?

my domain from my initial IPB forums was what I set up with my StableHost which worked fine (IPB forum still up and running) and then I decided to purchase the domain with/for my new host.

So now my website www.TechInformed.net is currently down, and I don't have access to it through my new host or do I? Where will I access the install splash screen once I've uploaded XenForo to my /public_html directory?

I removed my parked domain from IPB cpanel, and can't add it to my stablehost cpanel as it is the main domain? ARGHHHH WTF

I'm so confused, not going to lie

 

[Paul B]

You will need to wait for the domain transfer to complete before attempting to install the software.

Your host should be able to help you with that.

XenForo can't be installed in the same directory as existing software.
You can install it in a temporary directory, do the import then move it (and the IPB installation).

For further support please post in the the customer support forums, this is the pre-sales forum.

 

[AshRobboTI]

Okay I thought this was the case.. PHEW!

Shall I not yet upload XenForo to my FTP then? Simply wait till it's confirmed and then do so?

 

[Paul B]

Wait until your domain is resolving correctly at your new host.

 

[AshRobboTI]

I've just something which could be a pretty big blow to me..

As my site is no longer online, will I still be able to convert my IPB boards? I have a back up of the boards from about an hour ago..

 

[Paul B]

Yes.

The database will still be intact.

 

[AshRobboTI]

Great.

However sorry to keep nagging you.

But the domain transfer was declined, is there not just a way in which I can point my domain to the site rather than having to transfer it to StableHost?

 

[Adam Howard]

Great.

However sorry to keep nagging you.

But the domain transfer was declined, is there not just a way in which I can point my domain to the site rather than having to transfer it to StableHost?

This is something you should get in contact with your register. Unless you have your domain locked (unlock it) or entered the wrong transfer code, you can still force the transfer. I've done that before, but it could take time.

Who was your register originally?