12-05-2018, 01:25 PM
Sorry. I missed this. You shouldn't HAVE to do anything. I copy projects all over the place without any issues. UserSpice doesn't tend to care what folder it's in.
Now if you're moving to Ubuntu, the issue you might have is capitialization. Linux cares about character case in both the db and folders, and that could definitely be breaking something.
If you're just getting a blank page, you'll have to go into the proper php.ini and turn on error reporting to E_ALL.
If you just make a blank test.php page on your server and put
<?php phpinfo();
in that file and run it, somewhere near the top it will give you the path to the php.ini file it's looking at.
Now if you're moving to Ubuntu, the issue you might have is capitialization. Linux cares about character case in both the db and folders, and that could definitely be breaking something.
If you're just getting a blank page, you'll have to go into the proper php.ini and turn on error reporting to E_ALL.
If you just make a blank test.php page on your server and put
<?php phpinfo();
in that file and run it, somewhere near the top it will give you the path to the php.ini file it's looking at.