KVR may not be willing to import our archived forum records because it
would most likely take massaging to restore it without restoring all of the
user accounts as well.
What I find interesting though is that Jonathan has already registered at
tuxfamily so I'm curious why we aren't having conversa
Which means it can be ported to KVR? Do someone want this backup and provide
it to KVR or the next forum host site?
Lukas W. wrote
> Sure, me too. The database backup is in the FTP root directory.
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Ok thanks for the clarificattion and your work on these backups etc. Reason
i mentioned the issue of the wiki is another project i follow their mailing
list and they are having issues with their wiki no longer being accessible.
I am trying to take a DB dump to be safe and its failing to download.
Sure, me too. The database backup is in the FTP root directory.
And you know the wiki is not a hosted app but instead hosted in the project
web? That's not going to disappear.
2014-06-25 12:00 GMT+02:00 Jonathan Aquilina :
> Lukas im talking about the database so i can get a database dump of th
I think we are a bit suprised as they did not give another warning or
deadline saying hey by such and such a date we will be cutting the services
so please migrate before then.
On Wed, Jun 25, 2014 at 12:01 PM, Lukas W. wrote:
> Oh and btw: SourceForge did encourage their users to migrate hoste
Lukas im talking about the database so i can get a database dump of the
contents
On Wed, Jun 25, 2014 at 11:56 AM, Lukas W. wrote:
> Of course they didn't delete the content. Jonathan just couldn't find the
> backup even though it's simply in the FTP root directory.
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> 2014-06-25 11:41 GMT+0
Oh and btw: SourceForge did encourage their users to migrate hosted apps
three years ago: http://sourceforge.net/blog/hosted-apps-retirement/
We should not act that surprised.
2014-06-25 11:56 GMT+02:00 Lukas W. :
> Of course they didn't delete the content. Jonathan just couldn't find the
> back
Of course they didn't delete the content. Jonathan just couldn't find the
backup even though it's simply in the FTP root directory.
2014-06-25 11:41 GMT+02:00 Tres Finocchiaro :
> LucasW has a backup.
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I agree.
@LukasW you are a lifesaver there.
I am trying ot take a backup of the wiki before that too disappears but
damn thing is taking ages to respond and perform the dump
On Wed, Jun 25, 2014 at 11:41 AM, Tres Finocchiaro <
tres.finocchi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> LucasW has a backup.
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Do I understand that SF deleted the forum without any forewarning?
Is it possible? Did they only save what they could migrate, and other
things have just been deleted?
This is really mad! I hope there is a solution! SF is a very bad
platform and all, but deleting contents without warning!!
On
None that I am aware of :(
On Wed, Jun 25, 2014 at 11:11 AM, oeai wrote:
> No backups?
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> On 25.06.2014 10:53, Jonathan Aquilina wrote:
> > I have some very bad news regarding the forum db it doesnt seem to
> > show up in phpmyadmin :( all im seeing are lsp and wiki db's
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No backups?
On 25.06.2014 10:53, Jonathan Aquilina wrote:
> I have some very bad news regarding the forum db it doesnt seem to
> show up in phpmyadmin :( all im seeing are lsp and wiki db's
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On Tue, Jun 24, 2014 at 1:54 PM, DeRobyJ (giakkaHotmail surrogate) <
dero...@gmail.com> wrote:
> This is one of the main reasons of using another phpBB and import the
>
This is one of the main reasons of using another phpBB and import the
old topics.
Il 24/06/2014 13:25, musikbear ha scritto:
> just like to add, that the old forum also is part of the history of lmms.
> This is imho not a trivial fact. It is amazing how far the project has
> traveled. This also
just like to add, that the old forum also is part of the history of lmms.
This is imho not a trivial fact. It is amazing how far the project has
traveled. This also deserves attention.
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I think you should go ahead and contact them, Jonathan!
Tres: There is a lot of old knowledge there, yes. Probably not too dangerous
to lose, as most of it is just faults with LMMS, and they would probably be
reported again. The few fixes and howtos in the old forums is however,
irreplaceable.
J
well if you alright with google user-move-on then
forum can be made with https://groups.google.com/forum/ - maybe just
post old threads in some old-forum topic and ask ppl to register
site with http://sites.google.com/ - maybe some old-forum threads can
migrate to wiki
to create an LSP2 i'd propo
I still have't seen a strong argument for keeping the old forums.
The #1 reason I'd advocate for it is to keep around old knowledge-base
stuff but from my experience there are very few search terms or problems
that are solved with a link to the forums.
One popular topic seems to be the ASIO4ALL /
i was searching google for their cloud services
and i found few apps for project managment and cloud collaborations
but also i found that they can give a site+wiki and a blog
it supports domain names and i think can work with some google services
static html can be pushed to github/pages and also t
@Jonathan, if you a are going to contact KVR please use the link provided.
@Rozmus, the SF site doesn't "suck". It may be dated, but HTML5 fixes
absolutely nothing with anything (unless you plan to rewrite the LSP, and
even then, almost nothing). But first, we need to discuss if we plan to
keep
Guys, I could host the forum/website without any problem. I guess it would
be far more flexible than KVR's subforum. Hosted 24/7 on 100Mbit/s with
virtually anything possible to install. PS: I could also design some modern
HTML5-ish website, cause the SF one sucks.
Greetings,
~Qrchack
What I am going to do is contact kvr and ask them if they coudl give us a
section in their forums. IF they do, then that eliminates anyone needing to
host a forum, manage it, and moderate it.
Ironically their forums are phpbb powered.
What worries me the most though is importing of our SF forum p
i was asking about support my hosters, not all, but those tickets are
just kinda "forgotten" i guess, so they wont do that. so the gandi plan
most probably failed.
to build things out i think there's a lot of domain names just among
team, so just add some subdomain and begin to work with it.
as
Someone really needs to take charge in making the forum decisions because
we have a few recommendations and suggestions but conversation sort of dies
there.
I'd like to see us head over to KVR out of simplicity and similarities in
community mission/interest.
We've talked about purchasing LMMS.io
Hey all,
As I just found out SourceForge got the forums down, I offer my shell
server for hosting both the website and forums (for free, of course). It
has everything from PHP and MySQL to Perl, Python and Ruby. All you'd
probably need is just a domain.
Greetings,
~Qrchack
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