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Taking Buddypress Offline onto a USB.


  • joshuacrowley
    Member

    @joshuacrowley

    It’s a strange request, but if anyone has some advice as to how I can archive my Buddypress site onto a USB and keep it running off a local host/USB then I’d appreciate it. I’m assuming something like MAMP running on a USB, would be the best way to go- but any insight as to the problem i’ll encounter? I created a Buddypress community for an honours project and as part of the submission process I need to hand it in on a storage device so it can be archived, doesn’t need to be 100% functional.

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  • r-a-y
    Keymaster

    @r-a-y

    MAMP is needed if you’re using a Mac ;)

    I would use a WAMP package unless your professor has a Mac, but yes, it is completely possible to have BuddyPress run locally off a USB stick.

    First, you’d need to find a MAMP / WAMP / LAMP package that is portable.

    Some portable WAMP packages can be found here:
    http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?sc=125

    Once you have your WAMP server up, you’ll need to install WordPress / BuddyPress. Then, you’ll need to copy your theme files over as well as importing a database dump of your existing BP site.


    @mercime
    Participant

    @mercime

    For XAMPP see 1 to 3 of this post plus:
    – Make extra effort of adding username and passwords for MySQL and phpMyAdmin instead of default.
    – Enable mod_rewrite – this article is great reference
    – Need to replace URL’s in DB – see this


    joshuacrowley
    Member

    @joshuacrowley

    Hey thanks guys for the advice, you’ve de-stressed me, I was worried about this part of the project because it was an after thought. I’ll have a test on the weekend and let you know how i’ll go. Thank’s heaps.

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