IPB staff is fixing it.My 1st. post. Probably won't be here in a day or 2 anyway.
What's the point of following a thread or even adding to it if it gets mangled every couple of days?
Sounds goodIPB staff is fixing it.
How long do we have to wait until all the archived threads are back online?IPB staff is fixing it.
The thread was over 30+ pages, then due it being 'archived' (by mistake) and UNarchived it lost half it's content. The content still exists in the DB, and it's being imported manually.
Well, they tried and it still didn't work.How long do we have to wait until all the archived threads are back online?
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There is literally no way with script or other to do this properly now. You have allowed your members to use up a vast amount of post pid's since this has occurred.
Further, unfortunately it is not possible to insert posts into the *middle* of a topic.
The script, as it stands, completely un-archives the topic successfully on the backup database, which as you say, it's much much too late to restore to.
To that end, the only thing I can do now is further investigate why the archiver did this in the first place.
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One step at a time, I s'pose. That'd be the best solution really. Just getting the content back would be nice.What about restoring to another thread then merging them?
Pro-rated refund seems like a reasonable request. I'm sure many others demanded much more than that.Hey guys -
I have a number of VPS accounts with ChicagoVPS and lost a lot of data, time, and don't trust these guys. I asked them for a prorated refund on half of my VPS and Adam (Kevin) was rather rude in his responses and just said No and blamed it on SolusVM then closed the ticket.
Do I have any recourse? Any suggestions?
Why is that? How would that have been more of a nightmare than having a regular production site or something on there? JWI just thank god i didn't take their cPanel deal, would've been a nightmare!
Well, the amount of work it would have required to get another cPanel VPS up and running, then restore the clients backup, an old one might i add on it after setting it up would be just crazy and very problematic! Considering i was slacking on the backups the last period before it went offWhy is that? How would that have been more of a nightmare than having a regular production site or something on there? JW
cPanel backups are easy, as is cPanel setup. Takes like 5 minutes to get everything running and restored from backups if you know what to do.Well, the amount of work it would have required to get another cPanel VPS up and running, then restore the clients backup, an old one might i add on it after setting it up would be just crazy and very problematic! Considering i was slacking on the backups the last period before it went off
Ofcourse, and i know that, but ISP's are so crappy here it could take up to 72 Hours to get the DNS records properly propagated ... that's why i said it would be a mess, at least in my areacPanel backups are easy, as is cPanel setup. Takes like 5 minutes to get everything running and restored from backups if you know what to do.
Ah yeah well that could be messy for sure.Ofcourse, and i know that, but ISP's are so crappy here it could take up to 72 Hours to get the DNS records properly propagated ... that's why i said it would be a mess, at least in my area
FYI I just sent you over the ticketPro-rated refund seems like a reasonable request. I'm sure many others demanded much more than that.
Care to post the ticket screenshots to verify this claim?