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HerrNathan Aspiring developer Posts: 73 Reg: Oct 11, 2011 Stirling 5,830	confirm \| cancel 06/19/14 04:22 AM (10 years ago) Moving my Self Hosted Panel. Hi All, I set up a self hosted panel and have an existing app running from there for the last year or so. I've now got a request to set up a whole new app but would rather it was running on a different self hosting panel. From what I can see, you are only able to have one self hosting panel installed. If I modify the Server API Key Details (ie change url/panel name etc to point to my new server) will this stop my existing app from working? I'm not concerned about making any changes to the existing control panel as the app is fairly basic and will be superseded with the new app that I'm planning on creating on the new panel. Title Comments Hi All, I set up a self hosted panel and have an existing app running from there for the last year or so. I've now got a request to set up a whole new app but would rather it was running on a different self hosting panel. From what I can see, you are only able to have one self hosting panel installed. If I modify the Server API Key Details (ie change url/panel name etc to point to my new server) will this stop my existing app from working? I'm not concerned about making any changes to the existing control panel as the app is fairly basic and will be superseded with the new app that I'm planning on creating on the new panel.

MadRod Aspiring developer Posts: 1853 Reg: Apr 12, 2012 Lisbon 27,930	06/19/14 12:43 PM (10 years ago) Hi, the API key is what allows you to create and download a package. So it will not affect your online apps. You can even make changes to an app and publish those changes. It will still work. You just won't be able to download packages. Cheers. Miguel Comments Hi, the API key is what allows you to create and download a package. So it will not affect your online apps. You can even make changes to an app and publish those changes. It will still work. You just won't be able to download packages. Cheers. Miguel

HerrNathan Aspiring developer Posts: 73 Reg: Oct 11, 2011 Stirling 5,830	06/22/14 08:28 AM (10 years ago) Miguel, Thanks for the reply! Exactly what i needed to hear :) Comments Miguel, Thanks for the reply! Exactly what i needed to hear :)

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