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    what im suggesting is you export the database via phpmyadmin then import it to a database on my web hosting server and then upload your modx ftp files to a web site on my web hosting server then edit the config for the paths then it would run on my web hosting server.

    It should be a good indication to if its a host problem or more of an apache problem. If it’s an apache to IIS thing I have experience of migrating apache sites to IIS so could give you a hand once it’s done export the stuff out and upload to your new host.

    Let me know if you want the login details etc smiley
      http://www.onesmarthost.co.uk
      UK MODX Hosting with love.
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      have already put in too much time on this....im considering just leaving it on the apache hosting I already have,,,save the hastle and the head scratching......if I find a solution ill let you know wink
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        np migrating can be a nightmare at times smiley
          http://www.onesmarthost.co.uk
          UK MODX Hosting with love.