Do you know what I just did?
I went to back up my website (www.ampersandduck.com*) and clicked the wrong button.
And now I've wiped the entire thing.
Mammoth FAIL.
I have a back up of the rotating headers, but that's all.
I think I'll go to bed. Or should I stay up all night creating a new website?
FAAAAARRRRKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
Not quite a glass of wine on the laptop, but for someone with an urgent 'to do' list as long as my cat's tail, it's a bit of a bad thing.
:(
*link added there so you, hopefully only for a short time, can see for yourself.
12 comments:
that's terrible. You poor thing. Oh, that feeling in your stomach...it will be with you for so long.
xx
*sob*
You are soooo right.
OH BUUUUUUUUUGGER. Nothing I can say to make it better, but I am wishing you HUGE amounts of energy and inspiration to get you through. If I were you I'd walk away, drink something stiff, sleep then do something you REALLY enjoy and come back to it in a day or so when you're feeling a bit better. Sara x
PS, technical help from my dearly beloved husband (he who understands computers - and believe me, I don't!), firstly, contact your ISP/website hosting service because they may have a backup on tape. Secondly, if you look up your own website on the net you should be able to locate a cached copy of the pages, which you could use to manually recreate the site... Hope this helps! Sara x
So, will you be changing your name to Ampersand (f) uck?
Good luck with locating cached pages on the web. I know someone who managed to get out of trouble that way.
Add my name to the "All is not lost there's probably a backup available somewhere" camp...
(But bugger anyway. Now's probably a good time to google "backing up your blog")
Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
fingers crossed for an easy painless solution
poop!!
Didn't you say once that your blog had been chosen by the national library for backup?? Or was that in some early days parallel fantasy world of reading my favourite blogs and thinking that I heard that the national library was interested in this new phenomenon called blogging....all the best. Lets hope there is some technical solution.
Oh No!!!
You couldn't just press 'undo', could you?
A long story, but I once managed to delete my entire website, both online and hard copy.
Definitely not a good day. So sorry.
Do what SCB said - contact host, rebuild from cache. Just search for the site name, and hit the little "cache" button. Don't freak out when the links on the cached pages don't work, you'll have to get the cache one page at a time.
It's time consuming and horrible, but everybody has their health! Hoorah!
xxx
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