Solution: a .htaccess file at the root of your old site which redirects old urls to new ones.
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404bypass scans your old and new sites, 'smart matches' the pages and offers you a table of results. You can make any corrections manually before generating a .htaccess file, or a csv (or any other type of file you like, using a template configuration system). There are more details and screenshots here.
The beta period has come to an end, 404bypass is on full release now. For a limited period, it's available at an introductory price of $5 ($10 when it reverts to full price).
Download and try it here (30 day trial).
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