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Elxis, I am not sure, which version, but it's pre-Elxi4
bully:
I had to rebuild/new setup a server. now with multi-php ... in WHM
In this account are: website elxis, PRE-Elxis4. as well as a rebuild, currently in progress, of this website.
Now, the old site only appears as white screen.
Now a lot of questions:
I remember, the white screen used to be an issue. anyone still remembers the fix or is 100% sure, which PHP, extensions ... need to applied? again, that is for a long before PRE-Elxis 4 version
The point is not really to get the old back online for ages, but have it available until the rebuild in Elxis 5 is done
bully
webgift:
Elxis 200x.x do not support PHP v7.x version. So you have either enable 5.6 version
of PHP using MultiPHP tool for this domain (that runs this website) or upgrade Elxis
200x.x version in order to be compatible with 7.x version of PHP.
The second option will perform a number of changes. I have done that. In any case
i believe that the easiest option is the first one!
bully:
thx, that it possible that, what I need.
can you please describe the most easy way. this site will after replication die and replaced by the elxis 5 rebuild. I don't care about any functionality, e.g. backend, I just need to get content and a look and copy .....
bully:
sorted. It's a bit lagging but sufficient up, to see it
webgift:
* I could provide you the easiest way if i knew the knowledge base. One way is to
include 5.6 version of MultiPHP (easyApache 4) and make the website accessible once
again.
Another option could be the offline work. Create a server locally using XAMPP tool or
anything familiar to you and complete all the tasks needed. I mean transfer the website,
make accessible from there. Create new one with Elxis CMS 4.x. Migrate data from 200x.x
to 4.x and finally update it to the latest version of Elxis CMS (5.0).
*[My apologies as i misunderstood your answer. It's true that i haven't completely
understand what you've written].
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