MySQL command line should work:
First make a new backup just in case it goes even more Pete Tong:
mysqldump -u rduser -p Rivendell > ~/justincase.sql
Then import the backup you want to use:
mysql -u rduser -p Rivendell < /path/to/backup/file/mybackup.sql
This will login to mysql on the local
On Friday 21 February 2014 02:23:06 am Stan Fotinos wrote:
> Have you tried using Mysql admin command line or GUI to see what is
> happening. You can also try using this to restore the database if
> rdadmin wont do it.
Personally, I use webmin for that sort of thing, but
PhpMyAdmin can do it
Hi Gavin
Have you tried using Mysql admin command line or GUI to see what is
happening. You can also try using this to restore the database if
rdadmin wont do it.
Stan
On 21/02/14 3:13 PM, Gavin Stephens wrote:
I've managed to remove SQL and reinstall it but rdadmin still won't start
prop
I've managed to remove SQL and reinstall it but rdadmin still won't start
properly. I think he DB must still be left in the system somewhere?
Sent from my iPod
On 21/02/2014, at 19:45, Gavin Stephens wrote:
> Man I really learnt how to screw up RD today. I renamed an event in
> rdlogmanager w
Sorry silly autocorrect on my iPod.
Nothing RD will start cause the DB is had it. The backups good and the many
before it, but I can't restore because between the restore and the DB in SQL
it's all gone haywire and rdadmin refuses to do anything other than choke the
CPU without coming up.
Sen
Man I really learnt how to screw up RD today. I renamed an event in
rdlogmanager without removing it from a clock. The. I lost all the events in y
clock bar about 2-3.
So I figured I'll just launch rdamin and do a DB restore. Only it froze trying
to a restore from a perfectly valid backup.
Now
