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<0> sorry
<0> i dont think i can help you any more
<0> have a look at the manuals for php and mysql
<1> :)
<0> has it worked?
<1> i read, but i want somebody to check my db to see if is good
<0> i'm sorry i'm too busy to start reading code
<0> the DB is invisible!
<1> :)
<1> no problem
<1> yes
<0> install phpMyAdmin it may help you
<1> ok
<0> i have to get back to work
<0> good luck!
<2> congrats
<3> huh?
<3> grazzy: http://www.krisitanfiskerstrand.com/?p=3
<3> grazzy: http://www.kristianfiskerstrand.com/?p=3
<3> damn, can't even spell my name right
<2> ouch kf
<2> thats unfortunate
<3> http://mylo.kfwebs.net
<3> in the process of restoring
<3> got other sites and mail over to a new server rather quickly
<3> at least it forced me to get a new server
<3> (the old one is a PII 400 MHz with 384 MB of RAM)
<3> the new one: The server I ordered is a Dell PowerEdge SC1420. I ordered one with a Intel Xeon" prosessor (3.00GHz, 2MB cache, 800MHz FSB) and 1GB DDR2 SDRAM (2MB 400MHz DIMMs). It come with a 73GB SCSI Ultra320 (10000rpm) 12 68 pin harddisk.
<3> think I'll notice a difference?
<3> I'm actually somewhat surprised it has survived as long as it did
<2> a bit curious that you didnt run raided drives .. ?
<2> ive got all my important data on raids
<3> originally it was my workstation
<2> but still
<3> I rsync the data off the server
<2> aha
<3> problem was that the cronjob that updated the mysql dump failed
<2> but that solution was faulty aswell? ;)
<2> :(
<3> the files (PHP C++ etc) are there
<3> fresh, within 24 hours
<2> yeah it's a h***le
<3> actually it was within 12
<2> you're not the first running into that kind of trouble
<2> perhaps you should register backup-solution-the-guide.com
<3> look at http://www.secure-my-backups.com ..
<3> anyways
<2> haha
<3> do a google search for "news site:kfwebs.net"
<3> they have cached most of it :p
<3> as I say in the article, I get the HDD mailed to me
<3> I'm confident that I can get some data from it
<3> actually I have many of the articles stored as OOo files
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