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There are times when you need to move WordPress around within your server, and times when you need to move WordPress from one server to another. You don't need to reinstall. WordPress is flexible enough to handle all of these situations.
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Do you have any effective strategies for launching a v2 of a WP site?
I'm not sure if this is applicable, but I just went through a similar process of simultaneously migrating and upgrading a high-traffic site.
The basic strategy was to work on a staging server, then w …
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