Difference between revisions of "Website Build Test Environment"
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## Use an FTP client to delete the ''/web/test/installation'' directory. | ## Use an FTP client to delete the ''/web/test/installation'' directory. | ||
# Isolate the test site. | # Isolate the test site. | ||
− | ## Use an FTP client to open ''/web/test/templates/ccc/index.php'' | + | ## Disable Google Analytics so that Google Analytics stats are not tainted by test site use. |
+ | ### Use an FTP client to open ''/web/test/templates/ccc/index.php''. | ||
+ | ### Remove the Google Analytics script. | ||
+ | ## Disable article update notification emails so avoid spamming and confusing the team when making updates to the test ite. | ||
+ | ### Go to the [http://www.christchurchchislehurst.org/test/administrator/index.php?option=com_plugins Plug-in Manager of the test site]. | ||
+ | ### Find and disable the ''Content - NotifyArticleSubmit'' plug-in. |
Revision as of 22:35, 26 February 2013
To build the test environment, follow these steps:
- Create a backup of the live site.
- Go to Akeeba Backup Control Panel.
- Set the profile to Full backup without large files.
- Click Backup Now.
- Restore the test site.
- Use an FTP client to move backup you want to restore from /backups to /web/new.
- Go to Akeeba Kickstart on the test site and make sure that the back file is selected in ARCHIVE FILE.
- Use the defaults and click Start.
- Wait until all the files have been extracted.
- Enter mysql7.namesco.net as Database server host name, cccjoomla as User name, use the usual password and cccjoomla as Database name, the click Next. The database restore should only take a few seconds.
- On the Site Info tab click Next.
- Use an FTP client to delete the /web/test/installation directory.
- Isolate the test site.
- Disable Google Analytics so that Google Analytics stats are not tainted by test site use.
- Use an FTP client to open /web/test/templates/ccc/index.php.
- Remove the Google Analytics script.
- Disable article update notification emails so avoid spamming and confusing the team when making updates to the test ite.
- Go to the Plug-in Manager of the test site.
- Find and disable the Content - NotifyArticleSubmit plug-in.
- Disable Google Analytics so that Google Analytics stats are not tainted by test site use.