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If should go past XXX files copied (there will be updating database, etc…). Does it look like it stopped?

If your newdomain.com already works, then you can simply ping it to find out the IP. Example:

C:\Users\*>ping google.com

Pinging google.com [74.125.226.70] with 32 bytes of data:
Reply from 74.125.226.70: bytes=32 time=6ms TTL=54

Allright, I have added a workaround for this. Please try this version:
https://www.halty.net/website_mover_0.5.zip

What plan do you have with 1and1?

That means that 1and1 blocks outgoing connections for some reason. Some rare webhosts do that “for added security”, but it creates more trouble than it solves. This also means that none of your WordPress plugins will be able to talk to the outside world to update information. Same applies to automatic wordpress updates and many other things.

Let me test this on one of our 1and1 accounts. Maybe there is a way to enable outgoing connections. I am looking into this right now.

Yes, it will copy all files from old folder to the new one. However, best way to do this is to use halty_source.php while your domain is still pointing to the old (SOURCE) place. Although, if you can still open halty_source.php in a browser via other means (i.e., temporary domain), then you should be fine.

I would add this to robots.txt and forget about it:
Disallow /*/URL

To be more exact, it will ALSO work on any webhost that uses cPanel. I did not have a chance to test it with 1and1, but, unless they run a very different setup, it should work just fine. And if it fails, I am here to help.

But I certainly understand your concerns. If you want, you can leave a commend in the feedback section of the halty.net website with your email, and I will reply to you from my company’s e-mail address so that you can make sure I am real ??

Any reason you do not want to try my script? It will do exactly what you want. You would only need to create a new database.

Then I would try disabling all PHP extensions. Look in your php.ini for lines like:

extension=extension_name.so
and comment them out.

Then restart Apache.

If this does not help, then I would update all system libs and recompile PHP from scratch.

I have never used github. What benefit will github give me or anyone else? ??

Glad you were able to sort it out ??

Is this phpinfo.php located in the root of your “broken” wordpress? If not, can you please move it over there?

I doubt it is eAccelerator, but you can always try disabling it.

You would need to run it while your domain is still parked to the old place ??
(or you could use any temp. domain if you already moved your domain to the new server)

New server will only need that domain to be parked (but not necessarily working) as you would supply target server IP address to the script.

s_ha_dum:
Thank you, I have missed that part.

edengp250:
I would really want to see the output of phpinfo(). It is quite possible that there is another php.ini file being loaded and not the one that is being changed. I’ve also seen imagick installations breaking memory_limit, but it was a bit different in my case. Anyway, phpinfo() should reveal the issue.