Comments on: Learning Lesson from Blogging the Hard Way http://techathand.net/learning-lesson-from-blogging-the-hard-way/ Philippines, Blogging, SEO & Tips Fri, 10 Feb 2012 05:38:11 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: 10 Tips of Commenting in a Blog, A good style of Link Bait | Tech At Hand Dot Net | Philippines, Technology, SEO and Blogging http://techathand.net/learning-lesson-from-blogging-the-hard-way/comment-page-1/#comment-6242 10 Tips of Commenting in a Blog, A good style of Link Bait | Tech At Hand Dot Net | Philippines, Technology, SEO and Blogging Mon, 17 Nov 2008 14:21:08 +0000 http://techathand.net/2008/01/learning-lesson-from-blogging-the-hard-way/#comment-6242 [...] This tips works for me and I do hope it will work with you to gain new readers and Link Juice vi this Link Bait Technique. Well another lesson learn in Blogging. [...]

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]]> By: Dexter http://techathand.net/learning-lesson-from-blogging-the-hard-way/comment-page-1/#comment-606 Dexter Mon, 07 Jan 2008 05:27:48 +0000 http://techathand.net/2008/01/learning-lesson-from-blogging-the-hard-way/#comment-606 @ Eam, Are you telling .. You are using the back up that is shown in the cpanel.. The full back up option..? Actually i did it but my mistake is not to download the files immidiately. After what happen I and my hosting provide tried to get the back up in the server but it cannot be accessed thru F T P. The F T P port has been blocked @ Eam,

Are you telling .. You are using the back up that is shown in the cpanel.. The full back up option..?

Actually i did it but my mistake is not to download the files immidiately.

After what happen I and my hosting provide tried to get the back up in the server but it cannot be accessed thru F T P.

The F T P port has been blocked

]]> By: Dexter http://techathand.net/learning-lesson-from-blogging-the-hard-way/comment-page-1/#comment-607 Dexter Mon, 07 Jan 2008 05:10:29 +0000 http://techathand.net/2008/01/learning-lesson-from-blogging-the-hard-way/#comment-607 @ sylv3rblade It was supposed to work.. But really i don't know why the sql data that has been provided cannot be open. I tried to open the documents via excel and it works but not all the back up comments is there. I am still looking for ways how I can insert it back to my blog. @ sylv3rblade

It was supposed to work.. But really i don’t know why the sql data that has been provided cannot be open.

I tried to open the documents via excel and it works but not all the back up comments is there.

I am still looking for ways how I can insert it back to my blog.

]]> By: eam http://techathand.net/learning-lesson-from-blogging-the-hard-way/comment-page-1/#comment-605 eam Sun, 06 Jan 2008 22:38:18 +0000 http://techathand.net/2008/01/learning-lesson-from-blogging-the-hard-way/#comment-605 wow! glad to hear you worked it out in the end. I'll really , really be mad at myself if I lose such data and won't be able to recover them. :-) What Allen said is true with back up. You could only recover them up to the point of your last back up so what i do is back up every week! For more important moves, like I added a plugin or something, I back it up before doing anything so as to make a 'restore point' if something goes wrong. :-) I have yet to check the plug in mentioned. Right now, I'm using my hosting's back up. wow! glad to hear you worked it out in the end. I’ll really , really be mad at myself if I lose such data and won’t be able to recover them. :-)

What Allen said is true with back up. You could only recover them up to the point of your last back up so what i do is back up every week! For more important moves, like I added a plugin or something, I back it up before doing anything so as to make a ‘restore point’ if something goes wrong. :-)

I have yet to check the plug in mentioned. Right now, I’m using my hosting’s back up.

]]> By: sylv3rblade http://techathand.net/learning-lesson-from-blogging-the-hard-way/comment-page-1/#comment-603 sylv3rblade Sun, 06 Jan 2008 15:27:10 +0000 http://techathand.net/2008/01/learning-lesson-from-blogging-the-hard-way/#comment-603 Ah considering that the sql file is not corrupted, basically this is the case: You can only import an SQL backup if your database is empty so any entries or updates that have not been included in the backup will need to be wiped (in general, the whole database needs to be dropped) so that the backup can be restored. Now it's a matter of choosing which posts to keep, the present one which you can restore manually or the old ones from the back up. Ah considering that the sql file is not corrupted, basically this is the case:
You can only import an SQL backup if your database is empty so any entries or updates that have not been included in the backup will need to be wiped (in general, the whole database needs to be dropped) so that the backup can be restored.

Now it’s a matter of choosing which posts to keep, the present one which you can restore manually or the old ones from the back up.

]]> By: Dexter http://techathand.net/learning-lesson-from-blogging-the-hard-way/comment-page-1/#comment-604 Dexter Sun, 06 Jan 2008 06:11:28 +0000 http://techathand.net/2008/01/learning-lesson-from-blogging-the-hard-way/#comment-604 @ sylv3rblade It is an SQL File but I believed the file that the plugin provided has an error. I tried to appload via PHPmyadmin>> Import >> and it send an error report. @ sylv3rblade

It is an SQL File but I believed the file that the plugin provided has an error. I tried to appload via PHPmyadmin>> Import >> and it send an error report.

]]> By: sylv3rblade http://techathand.net/learning-lesson-from-blogging-the-hard-way/comment-page-1/#comment-600 sylv3rblade Sat, 05 Jan 2008 22:11:50 +0000 http://techathand.net/2008/01/learning-lesson-from-blogging-the-hard-way/#comment-600 Kuya dex, what format is the backup file on? If it's supported (like a text, xml, sql file) you can use phpmyadmin in cpanel to restore it. Kuya dex, what format is the backup file on? If it’s supported (like a text, xml, sql file) you can use phpmyadmin in cpanel to restore it.

]]> By: Dexter http://techathand.net/learning-lesson-from-blogging-the-hard-way/comment-page-1/#comment-601 Dexter Sat, 05 Jan 2008 18:33:16 +0000 http://techathand.net/2008/01/learning-lesson-from-blogging-the-hard-way/#comment-601 @ Allen, I have seen the instruction from wordpress.org forum but it did not work at my site @ Allen,

I have seen the instruction from wordpress.org forum but it did not work at my site

]]> By: Allen http://techathand.net/learning-lesson-from-blogging-the-hard-way/comment-page-1/#comment-602 Allen Sat, 05 Jan 2008 16:48:23 +0000 http://techathand.net/2008/01/learning-lesson-from-blogging-the-hard-way/#comment-602 Hi Dexter, I'm also using that plug-in you mentioned and it works. Although if you will load the sql file directly, it will fail. In fact, I've written two blog posts about that plugin a few months ago. http://silkenhut.com/back-up-wordpress-using-a-plug-in/ http://silkenhut.com/restoring-your-back-up-from-wordpress-back-up-plug-in/ Btw, just a little bit of warning, if you decide to try to restore from the backup you created, it will drop all database tables (delete all) and recreate the tables from scratch. So for example, if your file was dated 1 week ago, restoring it will restore it as it was 1 week minus the new posts you wrote. :) I hope this helps. Allen Hi Dexter, I’m also using that plug-in you mentioned and it works. Although if you will load the sql file directly, it will fail.

In fact, I’ve written two blog posts about that plugin a few months ago.

http://silkenhut.com/back-up-wordpress-using-a-plug-in/
http://silkenhut.com/restoring-your-back-up-from-wordpress-back-up-plug-in/

Btw, just a little bit of warning, if you decide to try to restore from the backup you created, it will drop all database tables (delete all) and recreate the tables from scratch.

So for example, if your file was dated 1 week ago, restoring it will restore it as it was 1 week minus the new posts you wrote. :)

I hope this helps.

Allen

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