anyone want to come fold a newsletter? the pay is nothing, but you get to hang out with me.
how about anyone want to troubleshoot why my sisters mt database went all corrupted-like last night? again!? because ive got all these newsletters to fold and assemble and crap, i dont have the time to screw with it. dang, i really need to move it over to a sql database. piss.
I'm a photographer based out of Anchorage, Alaska. I've recently become a wife, a stepmother, and a homeowner. Life is pretty awesome. You can email me anytime. Learn more...
Also: catching up on Game of Thrones. #adultweek 4 minutes ago
Just dropped the boy off for JROTC orientation camp. AKA I'm eating every home meal #nopants for the next week. 7 minutes ago
Ah well. I'm still going to bed. Shit can get done another day. 8 hours ago
Get Shit Done time interrupted by a very important Minecraft Show and Tell. 8 hours ago
Okay one half hour of the Get Shit Done hat and then I'm going to bed. 9 hours ago
3 Comments
What's wrong with it? Looks fine to me (but I know nothing about MT).
oh, all the static html pages are fine because they are static html pages. but the dynamic pages... try to post a comment. logging in spits out a 'user not found' error.
these are the same problems i had with it in december. its using Berkley DB; im hoping that a switch to mysql will help (even though ive never installed it that way - it should help me move the other installations to mysql as well). but first i need to recover the old database.
which could be as easy as re-uploading the backup i did on friday (praise God), or could be as difficult as interpreting the plain text format of the posts.db file, reinstalling the shebang from scratch, and copy-pasting all the posts back into the system.
hmm... looks like it fixed itself?
too weird.
im going to do tons of backups right now anyway, just to be safe.