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WordPress MySQL: Cleanup old revisions old posts old entrys

Von , Mittwoch, November 3, 2010

Problem: If you use wordpress and edit often your posts a high count of old revisions are backuped inside the mysql database:

Solution:
Login mysql

$mysql -u root -p [Enter root password]

at mysql command line select wordpress your database

mysql>use wordpressdb; [Enter]
System echo=Database changed..

delete old backups of posts

mysql>DELETE FROM wp_posts WHERE post_type = "revision"; [Enter]
System echo=..Entry affected time..

logout database and revisit pages, if you have made a database backup with mysqldump before and after cleanup you see how much size the database lost (du -h wordpress.sql)
often 80% of the size.

Ubuntu Lucid Lynx 10.04 disable Mouse Ballon Notify Desktop

Von , Donnerstag, September 23, 2010

Problem: If you install Lucid Lynx on a very old
Laptop (600Mhz/8MB Videoram) the Desktop is very slow.

Solution:
- run as user #gconf-editor
- go /apps/panel/global/tooltips_enabled and remove the cross
- go /apps/metacity/general set cross at reduced_resources
- enable as user “handicapted-settings” at ubuntu sytem menu
- close all and relogin to Desktop it should now speed up

to this:
Speed up Desktop load with:
- go to console (CTRL+ALT+F1)
- login as user
- run #sudo service gdm stop
- run #sudo Xorg -configure this will create new xorg.conf
- run #sudo cp xorg.conf.new /etc/X11/xorg.conf
- run #sudo service gdm start

Now GDM or the Deskop is loaded faster! Cause the xorg.conf is pre-configured

Ubuntu Lucid Lynx 10.04 disable Mouse Ballon Notify Desktop

Von , Montag, Mai 24, 2010

Problem: If you install Lucid Lynx on a very old Laptop (600Mhz/8MB Videoram) the Desktop is very slow.

disable ballontips ubuntu lucid lynx

disable ballontips ubuntu lucid lynx

Solution:
- run as user #gconf-editor
- go /apps/panel/global/tooltips_enabled and remove the cross
- go /apps/metacity/general set cross at reduced_resources
- enable as user “handicapted-settings” at ubuntu sytem menu
- close all and relogin to Desktop it should now speed up

to this:
Speed up Desktop load with:
- go to console (CTRL+ALT+F1)
- login as user
- run #sudo service gdm stop
- run #sudo Xorg -configure this will create new xorg.conf
- run #sudo cp xorg.conf.new /etc/X11/xorg.conf
- run #sudo service gdm start

Now GDM or the Deskop is loaded faster! Cause the xorg.conf
is pre-configured


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