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		<title>A New TechnoRogue.com?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Just yesterday, out of curiosity to see if I had more than 2 hits on my blog in a day, I decided to login and look at the stats. Much to my surprise, I received a 403 Forbidden error when going to the login page. I verified the URL was correct, so I tried refreshing [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Just yesterday, out of curiosity to see if I had more than 2 hits on my blog in a day, I decided to login and look at the stats. Much to my surprise, I received a 403 Forbidden error when going to the login page. I verified the URL was correct, so I tried refreshing the page. That didn&#8217;t work either. So I went to my hosting company and logged in there to take a look at the directory that I was now fearing would be blank. And my fears were confirmed. Somehow, the root directory was wiped out! Well that would explain why I couldn&#8217;t login, and got a 404 when I went to www.technorogue.com. Great. My blog was gone. Was I hacked? Did my hosting company have an issue? I don&#8217;t know. So in a bit of panic, I re-installed WordPress and created the new MySQL database so that I could have something up and running.</p>
<p>However, after I had done that, I discovered my hosting company offered the ability to restore from a snapshot! Sweet! Like VMware, but different <img src='http://technorogue.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':-)' class='wp-smiley' />  So after having installed the latest version of WordPress, I did a restore from snapshot. Within a few minutes, my blog was back. Everything was there &#8212; the posts, the pictures, the comment. Then today I came back to my blog to check something, and it was the default post, default comment, and all the defaults. And that&#8217;s when it dawned on me &#8212; I set up a new MySQL database, and when the reinstall of WordPress became active, it overrode everything I had restored. D&#8217;oh!</p>
<p>So I am taking all this as a sign to start fresh. The last post on my old blog was from November 2010. It&#8217;s time to start anew, and start posting with a bit more frequency. I hope you enjoy the new and improved TechnoRogue.com. Thank you!</p>
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