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Upgrading Seditio to Cotonti #2 - Upgrading from Seditio 12x to 125

In this tutorial you will follow along as we run the complex task of upgrading your Seditio 12x to 125 beta.

Upgrading Seditio to Cotonti #3 - Dumping MySQL

In this tutorial we will be using phpMyAdmin to do a database dump of our Seditio 125 installation. You will learn how to export tables and which preferences to pick.

Upgrading Seditio to Cotonti #4 - Encoding in UTF8 with Notepad++

In this tutorial you will learn how to use Notepad++ to encode your database dump file into UTF-8 without BOM, as well as how to do the replaces so all your tables become UTF-8 compatible. You will also learn where to get Notepad++ in case you dont have i

Upgrading Seditio to Cotonti #5 - Fixing Problematic UTF8 Dumps

In this tutorial we will take a short look at how we handle files that claim to already be UTF-8 encoded. You will also learn the maximum size of files you can use with this technique.

Upgrading Seditio to Cotonti #6 - Importing MySQL Dumps

In this tutorial you will learn how to import the converted MySQL dump back into your database via phpMyAdmin, as well as how to change the collation of your entire database from within the program.

Upgrading Seditio to Cotonti #7 - Using BigDump for Larger Imports

In this tutorial you will learn how to use a program called BigDump to import databases larger than what your server allows back into MySQL.

Upgrading Seditio to Cotonti #8 - Upgrading to Cotonti in MySQL

In this tutorial we will be applying the three database fixes, thus converting all the tables to be Cotonti 003 compatible.

Upgrading Seditio to Cotonti #9 - Uploading with FTP and Updating Config.PHP

In this tutorial we will upload all the Cotonti files to your server, set the folder permissions and update your config.php file with all the new variables. Once that's done your Cotonti installation should be complete and working like a charm.