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Dev to Prod - Migration Issue

Last Post 06/29/2012 1:43 AM by Andy Hedberg. 2 Replies.

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Andy Hedberg

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06/18/2012 9:05 PM
All, I am sure this is a complete newbie question, but, I am a complete DMX newbie. We installed DMX in a development environment. dev.domainname.com Then we migrated to a production domain domainname.com After the migration the 'Document Changes Notification' email still point to the development environment. The emails say "link: http://dev.domainname.com/...." when they should say "link: http://domainname.com/...." Further, when I click 'Admin' > 'Empty Recyle Bin', I get an error running the script because it is still be pointing at the development environment. "C:\inetpub\vhosts\dev.domainname.com\httpdocs\DesktopModules\Bring2mind\DMX\Admin\Scripts\EmptyRecycleBin.Resources" I am sure that I am missing a configuration setting somewhere... Anyone help?

Peter Donker

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06/22/2012 4:37 PM
You need to go to the Main Options of the module, verify the default portal alias and DMX instance and click Update. Peter

Andy Hedberg

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06/29/2012 1:43 AM
This worked. My default portal alias was correct, but updating it and then reverting back to the correct portal alias addressed the issue.

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