adds you the ability to migrate a sqlite(3) file to mysql
simply edit $filename, $host, $user, $pass, $dbname and maybe even the port to match your needs and call "php -f index.php" with php in your path and index.php in your current working directory
you can also have the index.php in the document root of you webserver (though not recommended as others could - accidently or not - execute the script) and use it from there on
I wrote this program to migrate my owncloud 6 instance from sqlite to mysql. This Scenario does currently not work for me, but has worked with a small test instance (for some reason i don't yet know)
I MAY NOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE IF YOUR COMPUTER EXPLODES WHILE USING THIS PROGRAM - USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!