Retirement
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Great. If you put the files in a RAR and password protect it, then release it with a meaningless name, only the members of this site will find the files and have access to the password.
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thanks for all your work dubeldarr, looks like it takes ages
i'm still not sure how exactly you are backing up the sections
could you explain this a little, Thanks!! 
i'm still not sure how exactly you are backing up the sections
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Full backup complete 8)
50mb worth of files 8O compresses nicely down to 1.42mb
Here file:
Like this post to see ed2k links [1.43 MiB]
Here password:
31B8A3D6FF4082C5021B170354932FA9
50mb worth of files 8O compresses nicely down to 1.42mb
Here file:
Here password:
31B8A3D6FF4082C5021B170354932FA9
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ya, download managers is the way to go, with FlashGet it didn’t take long at all, it has a cool batch download feature 
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Thanks OrionPax!! and dubeldarr!
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i'm not sure exactly how this is going to work since i don't yet know the format of the backup, will get the files soon hopefully
i've given this some thought i'm willing to set up a new forum with a new host, at a different internet location. hopefully using the back-up files, however i'm also going to also create a text file of the first rel/req post on each thread, that can easily be posted again on a new forum.
the back-up from Orion is important, so i suggest members get a copy!
anyway, the bottom line is, once i've set up the new forum using any/all the back-ups i'll transfer from administrator status, and also i still need someone to step forward who is willing to pay the host.
many hosts offer to create a forum for their customers, can anyone reccommend one??
thanks!!
i'm not sure exactly how this is going to work since i don't yet know the format of the backup, will get the files soon hopefully
i've given this some thought i'm willing to set up a new forum with a new host, at a different internet location. hopefully using the back-up files, however i'm also going to also create a text file of the first rel/req post on each thread, that can easily be posted again on a new forum.
the back-up from Orion is important, so i suggest members get a copy!
anyway, the bottom line is, once i've set up the new forum using any/all the back-ups i'll transfer from administrator status, and also i still need someone to step forward who is willing to pay the host.
many hosts offer to create a forum for their customers, can anyone reccommend one??
thanks!!
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p.s. also don't forget to get a copy of the previous back-up...
http://www.first-loves.com/modules.php? ... load&cid=1
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Movie List
http://www.first-loves.com/modules.php? ... etit&lid=5
Movie Covers
http://www.first-loves.com/modules.php? ... etit&lid=4

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Movie List
Movie Covers
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ok, here is australia to france in repostable format, had to stop at france before i got repetative stress disorder
http://rapidshare.de/files/6732490/auss ... e.rar.html
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on second thoughts why not just use the back-up Orion made, to post information to the new forum. please could people here, have a quick browse through it and check that most of the posts here appear to be in the zip? 
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Rich, I'll tell you what I'm gonna do:
1. Write a quick app to extract all the posts from the files into a temporary Access DB
Everything like poster, date/time, forum and post number will all be retained.
2. This info will then be dumped into a proper phpBB Access DB
3. This Access DB will then be converted to MySQL.
4. The MySQL backend will be archived ready to roll into a fresh install of phpBB (v2.0.17)
5. Instant FLM
Few things to note:
I neglected to take care of the multi page topics
this will be rectified.
Random passwords will be set for users on the new forum, I think one solution is to PM them here before the change over.
1. Write a quick app to extract all the posts from the files into a temporary Access DB
Everything like poster, date/time, forum and post number will all be retained.
2. This info will then be dumped into a proper phpBB Access DB
3. This Access DB will then be converted to MySQL.
4. The MySQL backend will be archived ready to roll into a fresh install of phpBB (v2.0.17)
5. Instant FLM
Few things to note:
I neglected to take care of the multi page topics
Random passwords will be set for users on the new forum, I think one solution is to PM them here before the change over.
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Sounds all good! Hope it can work! Thanks!!OrionPax wrote:Rich, I'll tell you what I'm gonna do:
1. Write a quick app to extract all the posts from the files into a temporary Access DB
Everything like poster, date/time, forum and post number will all be retained.
2. This info will then be dumped into a proper phpBB Access DB
3. This Access DB will then be converted to MySQL.
4. The MySQL backend will be archived ready to roll into a fresh install of phpBB (v2.0.17)
5. Instant FLM
Few things to note:
I neglected to take care of the multi page topicsthis will be rectified.
Random passwords will be set for users on the new forum, I think one solution is to PM them here before the change over.