CyberPanel Setup & Site Migration
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
CyberPanel is already running on a new server, but the configuration isn’t quite right. When I migrate a site from my old cPanel box the transfer appears to finish, yet visiting the URL either shows nothing or the default WordPress install screen. Roughly twenty small websites—mostly WordPress, a couple of static ones—need to make the jump. They currently rely on older PHP versions, so please leave those versions exactly as they are.
What needs to happen
• Tune CyberPanel and LiteSpeed settings so paths, permissions, and vHosts are correct.
• Migrate every site (files, databases, and any email that lives with the domain) from the cPanel server.
• Resolve the “site won’t load / generic WP page” problem so each site renders as it does now.
• Adjust DNS inside CyberPanel to point traffic to the new box once each site is confirmed working.
• Hand over a brief summary of the steps you took so I can repeat them later.
Acceptance is simple: every site loads normally, no generic installer pages, and I feel confident enough to shut the old server down.
You can use rsync, mysqldump, phpMyAdmin, wp-cli—or any workflow you prefer—so long as the process is secure and repeatable.
What needs to happen
• Tune CyberPanel and LiteSpeed settings so paths, permissions, and vHosts are correct.
• Migrate every site (files, databases, and any email that lives with the domain) from the cPanel server.
• Resolve the “site won’t load / generic WP page” problem so each site renders as it does now.
• Adjust DNS inside CyberPanel to point traffic to the new box once each site is confirmed working.
• Hand over a brief summary of the steps you took so I can repeat them later.
Acceptance is simple: every site loads normally, no generic installer pages, and I feel confident enough to shut the old server down.
You can use rsync, mysqldump, phpMyAdmin, wp-cli—or any workflow you prefer—so long as the process is secure and repeatable.