Thinking about making individual repos for client projects instead of using a master repo. All for client access and hooking into basecamp. 3 hrs ago
So some of you might have noticed that my feeds are completely out of whack. Well since the upgrade to 2.3 some plugins that say they are 2.3 compatible aren’t working. However, I’m not completely sure it’s the plugins causing the issue because I’m getting similar errors this very second while writing this post.
The auto save produces this error every time I write a post, no matter what I do:
WordPress database error: [Table 'name.prefix_categories' doesn't exist]
SELECT c.cat_ID AS ID, MAX(p.post_modified) AS last_mod…
After this rsync is done I’ll be completely on Media Temple (dv). Next up canceling my spry account, posting about setting up a (dv) without plesk and installing yum, and then optimizing the server with zend and caching. Oops, I need to through off site backup in there somewhere too, maybe amazon S3 and a home rsync will work perfect. [Link] (2)
I’m officially on MediaTemple right now. I’m just waiting for the system to be flushed of Plesk, a few IPs and root access and I’m ready to run a few rsync scripts and I’ll be out of the gates. My goals after I’m completely settled are: Setup SVN and Trac, then either do an rsync backup to home or an rsync to S3. I’d like the later but it might be nice to have a backup at home instead. [Link] (0)
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This has got to be the best review/article on the age old debate of Linux vs. Mac. The article is extensive but the conclusions on the topic mimic my sentiments exactly.
In the following pages, they lead a guided tour of the two OSes, paying particular attention to eight important areas: Installation & Migration; Hardware Support & Power Management; Networking, Web & Wireless; Productivity; Entertainment; Security; Working With Windows (because we couldn’t completely ignore Microsoft); and Stability, Backup & Disaster Recovery.
Which is the…
I’m having the worst luck today. Now a whole public_html directory is gone in linux after sending a mv command. Good thing for backups, bad #
Sequential-Access drives are different than Direct-Access drives and need to be treated as such. For a while now I had always thought differently because my experience with tape was only on OS X Server. And those machines had programs that managed the tape drives for ease of use.
With a little knowledge under my belt I know differently and now I’m passing it on:
The 2.4 kernel has built-in SCSI support so you may want to upgrade. I’m using SLES 9 and…
What a coincidence that GMail is down right now for me after the overboard discussion on this post with one of the points being that I rely on GMail never being down. For some reason my account at dancameron is the only one getting the lock out since Sara’s and my others work. I’m assuming it’s because I downloaded all of my e-mail through POP last night and the download of 20+ thousand e-mails flagged or ruined something on my account. Very…
I always forget these simple commands and since I just had to do a restore because of a 2.1 upgrade sna-foo.
Restoring via the command line
Restoring from FILENAME.mysql is a three step process:
1.Drop the database
mysqladmin -u USERNAME -p drop DATABASE
2. Recreate the database
mysqladmin -u USERNAME -p create DATABASE
3. Import the backup data
mysql -u USERNAME -p DATABASE < FILENAME.mysql
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