Enrique Vega <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> on 2/12/01 5:12 AM, Alan Knowles at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > Please follow the instructions in the Admin Site Midgard Manual
> > (http://www.hklc.com/midgard_manual)
> > !!!!BACKUP YOUR EXISTING SYSTEM BEFORE INSTALLING!!!!!
>
> Okay, I did not see any instructions in the manual for backing up the
> existing system, so I did the following:
>
>
> mysqldump --opt midgard > midgard-backup.sql -u root -p
>
> I'm assuming that the complete midgard database should be backed up. I would
> also like to suggest adding something to the manual about doing back-ups. If
> there is a better or different way to do the back ups, please tell me how.
Yes, that looks like a good way (except the -u -p looks to be in the wrong
place)
Have added a page in the manual for this.
regards
alan
>
> On a more positive note:
>
> Even though I have just started using the nadmin from hklc, I have to say
> that this application is exactly what is needed for the administration of
> midgard. It is the most user friendly interface I have seen yet! And even
> though the manual can use a little more detail, it is a prime example of how
> to use nadmin. I am so tickled about this new interface I could just scream
> hallelujah!
>
> Kudos to Allan, the hklc team, and all midgard developers! I believe midgard
> is really going to take hold as a content management system. Especially with
> hklc's nadmin!
>
> enrique
>
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