ismgr wrote:

> Is there a way to do this to bring information in PostNuke?
> 
> The reason I ask is that we have all our content in a database now and I'd 
> like to grab the content from the database so that it is the most current. 
> 
> The database is setup via ODBC from a Win2K box. 
> 
Do you mean import into PostNuke or just use the database housed on 
another machine?  What type of info is this? User data?  Post Nuke uses 
a database on the back end, either MySQL or Innodb IIRC.  If you want to 
import data from one DB to another, that should just be some SQL 
statements, such as SELECT from this database in this table and INSERT 
in the new database.

If you want Post Nuke to use the database from the other machine all the 
time, such as MySQL on Winders 2000, you need to set a user on the 
Winders box that the webserver can connect as and set permissions on the 
database to allow that user to update or read-only as the case may be. 
For this you will also need Samba client working on the webserver at 
least temporarily unless you export to a CD and sneaker net it over to 
the webserver.  You would need this if you are transferring one time or 
going to leave the DB on the Winders box.  Once you are done, if it is a 
one time transfer, remove the samba client from the webserver.  Don't 
leave the crackers any more tools than you have to.

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Hmmm.