Articles tagged with “transfer”
- Transfer Autometa Plugin Data into All in One SEO Pack
- During my last redesign and site overhaul, I finally made the leap from WP 2.0 to 2.3. In the process of synchronizing data and removing unecessary plugins, I managed to replace several keyword- and meta-related ...
- News from the Frontline..
- My apologies for recent periods of site unavailability. Apparently, my hosting company is having a difficult time with the server that happens to host Perishable Press. As far as I can tell, the server problems began Wednesday morning (due to a “traffic spike”). By Thursday morning, Perishable Press (as well as a few of my other sites) had been down for a period exceeding eight nonconsecutive hours.
According to my log files, Thursday itself was even worse, ...
- WordPress Plugin: Export Blogroll for del.icio.us
- [ Keywords: wordpress, plugin, export, blogroll, del.icio.us, bookmarks, links, import, upload ]
Announcing an easy way to export and automatically format your WordPress Blogroll for import into your del.icio.us social bookmarking account!
The Export Blogroll plugin for del.icio.us simplifies the process of transferring your WordPress Blogroll to your del.icio.us account. del.icio.us now provides a way to import multiple links with a single file, however the file must ...
- Bookmark Exodus: Export the WordPress Blogroll and Import to del.icio.us
- [ Keywords: import, export, upload, batch, bookmarks, links, wordpress, blogroll, del.icio.us ]
After our recent WordPress-2.1 blogroll debacle, we concluded that the WordPress Links Manager (aka the Blogroll) is no longer a viable, long-term solution for managing bookmark collections containing large numbers of links. A far better solution, in the eyes of many savvy web users, is the free social bookmarking ...
- Even More Server Drama
- Several months ago, we encountered some problems with our hosting company and decided to switch servers. Then, after spending countless hours transferring our army of domains, the new server crashed and our databases were deleted. Further, after the transfer we quickly realized the inferior technological quality of our new host. Thus disgusted, we transferred everything back to our old server and hoped for the ...
- Migration and Propagation Business
- The overly dramatic process of transferring our Online Empire to a new server and then back again manifests several valuable lessons. Please look back your note and observe the following suggestions during any future server migration and/or domain propagation events...
Domain Propagation
When switching servers, do not cancel the old account until absolutely positive it is no longer needed.
Edit all Domain Name Servers (DNS) with the new server Internet Protocols (IP’s) as soon as ...
- More Server Drama
- After successfully migrating our domains to a new server at WebHostingBuzz.com, we continued writing articles, uploading, embellishing, and fine-tuning everything. Everything seemed fine. At first...
After about three days it became painfully obvious that we had it better on our previous server. For example, running PHP 4.2-something with several important database features disabled. Plus, the new servers didn’t seem quite as fast, WordPress XML feeds ...
- Perishable Press Server Migration
- As you may have read, we recently transferred our websites to a new server. Although the overall process went smoothly enough, several learning opportunities unfolded during the transfer of our humble Perishable Press website...
First, the setup. Perishable Press is a WordPress-powered website. On our previous server, we were running a Fantastico-installed WordPress version 2.0.2, upgraded from version 2.0. Permalinks were enabled and everything was running smoothly. ...
- Server Migration Details
- About a year ago we signed up with a hosting provider that offered one of the best hosting deals around: lots of space, bandwidth, and transfer — plus all of the usual server software amenities that make life easier. Everything went smoothly at first...
In fact, the first six months of service were close to 100%. The few help-ticket items submitted were promptly resolved in a professional manner. We were ready to start some business and everything was ...
- Server Migration Success
- Praise the Lord! Perishable Press now humbly resides on a new server. Time for a little break..