Yes. Thankfully, the site's generated statically, so as long as I never change anything again, it'll remain working.
The vaguely good news is that I've got a copy of the archive directory and I'd set the thing to archive by individual post, so it will be a Simple Matter Of Perl to read in the RSS and emit XMLRPC calls to re-add the entries. Probably.
Indeed. 'rm ../mt-data-backup .' rather than cp. It has to be said it's been A While since I last did anything that brain-dead, though that doesn't really help.
Last night, I was just going to walk away from it and post pictures of kittens instead. However, it's now a data-recovery project and thus worth the mental effort.
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Date: 2005-02-04 10:19 am (UTC)The vaguely good news is that I've got a copy of the archive directory and I'd set the thing to archive by individual post, so it will be a Simple Matter Of Perl to read in the RSS and emit XMLRPC calls to re-add the entries. Probably.
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Date: 2005-02-04 10:22 am (UTC)Last night, I was just going to walk away from it and post pictures of kittens instead. However, it's now a data-recovery project and thus worth the mental effort.
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