I’m transferring a WordPress site to a new server, but I’m trying to do the process as clean as possible. However, since I have to transfer a lot of posts to the new database, and the export feature on WP doesn’t work well, I exported only the essentials tables, and then I’m configuring everything again from scratch.
The only problems is that I’m using the TablePress plugin which stores its data in the wp_posts and wp_postmeta tables, and the settings in the wp_options table.
Since I already the restored the posts using the wp_posts and wp_postmeta, the entries from TablePress plugins are already in the database, but the content doesn’t show up in the plugin, because the index and option are located in the wp_options, which I’m configuring again from scratch.
The plugin developers has suggested that I can export the tablepress_tables and tablepress_options entries from the wp_options, but neither him or I knows the syntax to export and import the entries from a tablet, in this case from the wp_options table in mysql without using phpmyadmin, since it’s not available in the server.
So I wanted to ask if anyone could help figuring out the how to export tablepress_tables and tablepress_options entries from inside the wp_options table inside a database called wordpress using command line on mysql 5.7?
Thanks,
I downloaded Earth data from here. It is a GeoTiff file, which is a map of solar radiation falling on earth.
Mathematica claims to import GeoTiff files. However, when I import,
SetDirectory[NotebookDirectory[]]
files = FileNames["*", "./diffuse/"][[1]]
diffuse = Import[files, {"GeoTIFF", "Image"}]
The output is an error:
LinkObject::linkd: Unable to communicate with closed link LinkObject['/Applications/Mathematica.app/Contents/SystemFiles/Converters/Binaries/MacOSX-x86-64/GDAL.exe',6300,8].
Import::fmterr: Cannot import data as GeoTIFF format.
I can get the file to open using other GeoTiff programs such as QCIS. So it does seem to be a Mathematica issue. Any ideas? It is an error which I have not encountered before.
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I’m following the steps described here, but the import of one of the tables is failing with the error below. It’s a large table, with a ~22GB .idb file.
[ERROR] [MY-012762] [InnoDB] Page offset doesn't match file offset: page offset: 262144, file offset: 262144
For what is worth, I’m using Percona 8 and not the vanila MySQL.
Any help is much appreciated.
Strangely my Firefox browsing history that’s older than a few months is missing. I don’t know why as I have set “Firefox will Remember history” in the options and expected it to have it remember all browsing history (and I can’t increase places.history.expiration.max_pages). But that would be a separate question.
Now I’d like to restore my browsing history from a backup of the places.sqlite file. It has browsing history older than the few months currently stored in the browser (I checked it with “DB Browser for SQLite”).
How can I restore the browsing history stored in that file without losing the latest history? Simply replacing the places.sqlite file wouldn’t work. Basically I just need to merge entries of the older places.sqlite into the newer file (probably via the url column). Furthermore, I’d like to try to restore various places.sqlite files from backups so that it only imports entries if it detected that the file has entries that are missing from the current browsing history.
I’m using Debian/KDE and while restoring partial history backups doesn’t seem to be possible with WhatsApp I’m sure it’s possible with Firefox.
I am trying to import products images into wooommerce. The product title and skus already exist.
while doing so i get the following error.
Unable to use image “P-VascuLife-EnGS.gif”.
i tried to put all images in uploads/product_images and woocommerce_uploads/product_images
but in both cases i got the above mentioned error.
Products don’t have a featured image assigned to them at the moment.
I’m trying to speed up the import of a large number of files, using ParallelTable to store them in a indexed variable, eqDump. The files are in the folder “Frames” and are named “Conf_Run.1000”, “Conf_Run.2000”, … Here is what I’ve tried,
Clear[eqDump];
SetSharedFunction[eqDump];
ParallelTable[
eqDump
,"Table"
,HeaderLines -> 9]
,{t, 5000, 1000000, 5000}];
But the execution doesn’t even seems to start, the kernels remain idle. I don’t know whats happening, since I think it should work in the same way as here for example. I’ve tried also to SetSharedVariable
Thank you very much!
Hy guys,
this morning i try to import on my sheets a table o this url
http://travian.kirilloid.ru/build.php#b=18&mb=1&s=1.45
I use this sintassi:
=IMPORTHTML(“http://travian.kirilloid.ru/build.php#b=18&mb=1&s=1.45″;”list”;1)
Who is the error?
Thanks
The encrypted JSON file likely contains individual private keys, or seed bytes. The first step would be to actually decrypt it, which can be done via openssl:
openssl aes-256-cbc -d -a -in Test-Copaybackup.aes.json -out wallet.txt
Once you have that, looking at the decrypted file should tell you what kind of data you’re working with. If you see regular private keys, just import them normally. If you see a mnemonic seed or something similar, you’ll need to convert it to keys.