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michael_uhf16
 Post subject: PHP NUKE > MAMBO
PostPosted: Sun Aug 21, 2005 7:07 pm 
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After my first successfull installation of mambo a few days ago, im quite happy to say I LOVE IT. It is way better than PHP NUKE.
My question is,
I help run a site that has 1600+ members on it which uses php nuke.
They are a great bunch of people and we are wanting to transfer them over to mambo.
How can we do this?

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Well, some time back there was a user conversion utility, but I don't believe that it's been updated in quite some time.  I have some code I've used for some clients, but it's not very user friendly...

I'll look into making a small admin component, but I need more information about your Nuke installation.

What version is the database, etc...

Actually - since I don't have any Nuke installs to test with - would you be comfortable sending a copy of your database to me?  It would speed things up.

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In my humble opinion, it could be better to sent all the 1600+ users a short message to visit your new site and ask them to register again.

That way you also weed-out all trhe ones that are redundant etc.

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Well, some time back there was a user conversion utility, but I don't believe that it's been updated in quite some time.


This might be a good solution. I don't think PHP Nuke // $ambo have changed their SQL prefixes in any time recently so it should still perform just fine.

michael_uhf16 = I would try at PHP Nuke forums. Any luck there?
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 Post subject: Re: PHP NUKE > MAMBO
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I'm looking to do the same - I'm currently running PHP-Nuke 7.5, and want to switch to Mambo.  I'm in no real rush, but moving to a better system is always something I'm looking forward to.  ;D

I have the bare-bones Mambo install up and running.  I want to make the move as painless as possible for my userbase.  I also see that there is no Forum package installed by default (unless I'm just missing it...), and that one can integrate phpBB, which is what Nuke has a version of, so that would be ideal.

So here's the total n00b quesiton - how does one set up phpBB in Mambo?  If it's easy, I would appreciate the pointers here, or if there is a link to thorough documentaiton on how to addd it (and other modules - Gallery, a Calendar app, etc.) I would be very, very thankful.

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I do not know who wrote this. But it worked GREAT for me. You will need PHPMYADMIN for this to work easily:

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Upload a fresh copy of PHPBB2 to the new directory, I used version 2.0.5.

2. Use PHPMyAdmin to drop the following tables in the fresh copy: Auth-access, Topics, Categories, Forums, Posts, Posts_text.

3. Then use PHPMyAdmin to export the above tables from the PHPNuke copy (nuke_bb*) then change the nuke_bb values to phpbb_ or whatever your prefix is and import them into the fresh copy. Be sure to choose data AND structure when exporting the original tables.

4. Then export data AND structure of the nuke_users table. Again change all the nuke_ values to phpbb_ and import it. Now some tricky modding, you'll have to convert the regdate to unixtime, so in phpmyadmin edit all the user_regdate fields. See http://www.onlineconversion.com/unix_time.htm for a online unixtime converter.

5. When that is done, alter the user table by deleting all fields that NOT start with user_ (except username).

6. Then export DATA only of the following nuke fields: nuke_bbgroups and nuke_bbuser_groups. Again change the nuke_bb values to phpbb_ and then import them.

7. Now set the user_level of your admin in your phpbb_users table to 1.

8. Set some of your configuration options, and your done. PHPNuke can be deleted safely, but first make sure the forum works fine!


Once I got my forum over to a standard version of PHPBB, the rest was easy. You can then either stay with standard PHPBB, using the PHPBB bridge, or migrate your PHPBB forum over to SMF and use the bridge with SMF to import your users into Mambo. I did the latter and my setup is now running Mambo with SMF integrated into the system. All of my forum messages from PHPNUKE and users all migrated over. It took me about 30-40 minutes to do this. Let me know if you have any questions.

By the way, migrating from PHPBB to SMF was painless as well. Below you will find a link to the converters. They worked great for me.

www.simplemachines.org/download.php?converters SMF Converters


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That looks excellent!  I've been eyeing SMF, and it looks like the bridges for SMF are more mature / stable than phpBB, so I will definately give this a shot.

Thank you again!

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i have changed the nuke converter to work with current version.. haven't changed docs etc...
don't know if this is right version either, please backup your database before trying.

it converts bookmarks, stories, downloads, faq, users, forum, the works...

let me know if you have any problems

(this site is recently converted from nuke using it: http://www.lightjockeys.com)


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What forum software (and bridge, if appropriate) are you using on your site?  I can't tell without registering...

Thank you!

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yes, sorry about that.. it is actually a work in progress (users getting the mail about sitechange today)..

It is Simpleboard, Bookmarks, Remository, MyPMS, CPB..
you can login using tester tester if you want.
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Great - I got them all, except CPB - I could not find that on MamboForge.

And, of course, my server belched this afternoon.  As soon as it's back up, I'll install all this fun stuff.  :D

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cpb = community profile builder.. called userextras on mamboforge..

it was something I installed after the conversion, good for community use however.
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The nuke converter works great. I used it on one of my sites in only 5 minutes I was converted.

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Don't Use PHPBB

Hello Guys,

If you want a wise advice, then if you switch to mambo from phpnuke, DON'T USE PHPBB as a forum engine, it has some serious security issues and it's development has frozen.
Instead of it, you may use simpleboard component for mambo, which integrates nicely in the mambo framework, or you may use SMF which is one great alternative that provides a separate forum but you can link it with your mambo user database.

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Thankyou for the advuce - since the converter does Simpleforum, it looks like I'll be using that.  ;)

So far, so good - the only snafu I have so far is that my Nuke and Mambo tables are in seperate DBs, so I'll need to merge them before I convert them.

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I'm not all that impressed with Simple Forum. My forum users would really complain if I switched over to Simple Forums. My group likes to have animated signatures and other functions that Simple Board simply does not give you. I'm not sure my users would go for it after being so used to PHPBB. I think they would go more for Simple Machines than Simple Board.
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GJSchaller wrote:
Thankyou for the advuce - since the converter does Simpleforum, it looks like I'll be using that.  ;)

So far, so good - the only snafu I have so far is that my Nuke and Mambo tables are in seperate DBs, so I'll need to merge them before I convert them.


Hi Geofrey,

I think that this one has gone away from your searches! It's called ezPHPNuke and is a total converter (not modules though) from phpnuke to mambo.
Check it out here http://www.mamboportal.com/content/view/1591/2/

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the above version of eznuke is for an older version of mambo and will not work. earlier in the thread i posted a version that works with mambo 4.5.2.3


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I tried it out, and it works WONDERS.  ;D  Thank you so much!

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serveron wrote:
the above version of eznuke is for an older version of mambo and will not work. earlier in the thread i posted a version that works with mambo 4.5.2.3


Pardon me, I didn't notice the attachment, would you like to add in the subject of your post the keyword ezPhpNuke ? It will help the search engines to index the thread and give better hits when someone is searching for this term.

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serveron wrote:
i have changed the nuke converter to work with current version.. haven't changed docs etc...
don't know if this is right version either, please backup your database before trying.

it converts bookmarks, stories, downloads, faq, users, forum, the works...

let me know if you have any problems

(this site is recently converted from nuke using it: http://www.lightjockeys.com)


Serveron,

I tried to run this and it keeps boming on me.  I believe quoting characters and/or HTML inside of our stories (lnks to websites, stories, etc) are causing the SQL selects to fail. 

Can you tell me what I might be doing wrong or recommend something?  I've tried both the original and the one you've attached and I can't get it to work without serious errors (there are so many it stats it runs out of memory to display them all).

I have about 3300 articles on a phpnuke system.  I believe I'm running 7.5 and I'm trying to convert to the latest Mambo. 

is the component you attached here to the forums modified in some way?  It appears almost the same size and I can't see where the difference is.  Help! :-)

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serveron wrote:
i have changed the nuke converter to work with current version.. haven't changed docs etc...
don't know if this is right version either, please backup your database before trying.

it converts bookmarks, stories, downloads, faq, users, forum, the works...

let me know if you have any problems

(this site is recently converted from nuke using it: http://www.lightjockeys.com)


hi
i made the convert from phpnuke>>mambo and it work grate ,(from: nuke7 (2.0heb)>>mambo 4.5.1a.heb)
still have a problem with some modules that i had install and not include in the original pack.

did anybody can add the next nuke modules to  com_ezphpnuke.zip ?

the moduls are- Addressbook v1.2 © S.Braunert SB-WebSoft  http://www.sb-websoft.com/ >> didn't found a equivalent component
                 
 NukeC © 2.1 >> Mambo component Classifieds version 1.3

and if it not to complicated ,Coppermine Photo Gallery v1.1 Version for phpnuke by Surf v1.1D >> zoom

thanks for the help and for this grate component

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and all will be JOOMLA V1.0 as soon as possible  ;)

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Hi, new to mambo/joomla, but not to cms's.

I would like to convert my phpnuke (7.4) database to mambo and then to joomla. I downloaded the com_ezphpnuke.zip, installed it as a mambo component, installed all the other needed components, merged the database, everything looks great. Then, I try to run the converter and nothing happens. Since its a component, I select it while logged in as admin, but instead of getting the conversion to begin, it just refreshes the page. over and over, tried different browsers, logging out and in again...

I am thinking it is because I have Mambo 4.5.2 installed and it needs 4.5? If that is the case, I would dump everything, install 4.5, run the converter, upgrade and then upgrade to joomla. I found a copy of 4.5 at sourceforge.

But, before I do all that, I wanted to make sure I'm not just missing something obvious. Am I to assume this is what I have to do? Are there any other scripts/instructions to convert nuke data to mos data? If anyone could help me out I'd really appreciate it.

Gotta get out of this place... (nuke)
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sorry for the second post in such a short time. I tried downloading the converter again (from the link in this thread) uninstalled and then reinstalled. I am getting an error:

xxxx/xxxx/media/install_4334388c42379/ezphpnuke.xml does not exist!

the file does exist, and the component shows up, but does not run. Any ideas?

Thanks again for your help.

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woohooo, got it working! Seems like it managed to convert most of my stories, users, I can see now there are a lot of hand fixes I will have to make, to say nothing of learning the Mambo/Joomla way. I am lost! But, I am excited about getting more familiar and used to this. None of the nuke "content (sections)" items converted, but the converter was really smart about extracting that copy. Anyway. Pleased so far and hope to be Joomling soon!


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Hi, new to mambo/joomla, but not to cms's.

I would like to convert my phpnuke (7.4) database to mambo and then to joomla. I downloaded the com_ezphpnuke.zip, installed it as a mambo component, installed all the other needed components, merged the database, everything looks great. Then, I try to run the converter and nothing happens. Since its a component, I select it while logged in as admin, but instead of getting the conversion to begin, it just refreshes the page. over and over, tried different browsers, logging out and in again...

I am thinking it is because I have Mambo 4.5.2 installed and it needs 4.5? If that is the case, I would dump everything, install 4.5, run the converter, upgrade and then upgrade to joomla. I found a copy of 4.5 at sourceforge.

But, before I do all that, I wanted to make sure I'm not just missing something obvious. Am I to assume this is what I have to do? Are there any other scripts/instructions to convert nuke data to mos data? If anyone could help me out I'd really appreciate it.

Gotta get out of this place... (nuke)


if I get you clear the problem is not with the ver of the mambo but with the SQL file (the data base) i got an error in the data base and than the component didnt work, somsing like not recognise the MySQL .
the mambo i use was 4.5.1a so this is not the problem.

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I believe the issue I was having with the nuke conversion script was tied into the version of phpnuke, a somewhat modified 7.4. This version of nuke did away with the nuke "sections" module (module = component in nuke) and the converter failed to convert the nuke "content" module data -- like static content in mambo/joomla -- pages (SQL Syntax error). Since the page data is still available in the nuke tables, I am not too concerned about manually transferring the data.

Other things I have noticed, so far -- your milage may vary -- is that users were converted with their user status but I needed to actually go into each special user's (authors, editors, admins) and reset/resave their staus to make it work properly.

Lots of other tweeking, some issues with weblinks (I have a LOT of them) not coming through with their proper categories. But, the script is definitely a time saver! Thanks boo!

Nuke users will probably also want to install the Community Builder component, to add user profiles, community elements, to their sites and AKOComments, for commenting on stories, content, etc...
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Can someone help me witht this? I successfully merged the user database (only the users) into Joomla with the file above and they ARE there when I look at the tables with phpmyadmin but When I acces the admin section I can't see them. The user manager does show that there are 18 pages of users but when I want to view a page, it's empty.
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Has anyone seen a converter for PHP-Nuke to Joomla + SMF?  I recenlty fell in love with the SMF forums, and would like to use them as my forums system on my new site.

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I think you should use ezPhpNuke to convert to Mambo and then you can convert to Joomla.
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GsJosh wrote:
Can someone help me witht this? I successfully merged the user database (only the users) into Joomla with the file above and they ARE there when I look at the tables with phpmyadmin but When I acces the admin section I can't see them. The user manager does show that there are 18 pages of users but when I want to view a page, it's empty.


Check the db prefix. The convertor uses _mos Joomla uses _jos
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