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I currently have two droplets. One (D1) is super outdated and would require far too much effort to bring current. My other droplet (D2) is hosting a fantasy football page that I created a few weeks ago. I decided to take the websites on D1 and move them to D2 with the intention of upscaling D2 to support them.
Thus far I’ve moved the contents of /var/www/ and downloaded copies of my SQL databases. I’ve also downloaded copies of the hosts files found in /etc/apache2/sites-available and then manually enabled them via command line. I’ve also updated my DNS records on DigitalOcean as well as CloudFlare to point to the new droplet.
I’ve only tested one site so far (it’s a WordPress site) but it’s currently redirecting to the WordPress installation that was already on the D2 droplet. I’m not really sure what I’m missing. The .htaccess files appear to be fine.
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