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line 168 of 1884 in slash1toslash2.2
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step.ee (2154)
on Friday November 08 2002, @06:13AM (
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line 168 of 1884 in slash1toslash2.2
$data->{flags} = 'delete' if $ws == 5 || $ws == 10;
as i understand this, all the archived stories in my old slash 1.9 db are marked as "delete".
after you start your slash, the freshenup.pl will delete all of those stories.
I just updated (in new slash db) the 'writestatus' field in my 'stories' table before i started the salashd.
Replaced the 'delete' with 'ok'.
Most of them will be marked 'archived' after you start slashd.
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line 168 of 1884 in slash1toslash2.2 (Score:1)
$data->{flags} = 'delete' if $ws == 5 || $ws == 10;
as i understand this, all the archived stories in my old slash 1.9 db are marked as "delete".
after you start your slash, the freshenup.pl will delete all of those stories.
I just updated (in new slash db) the 'writestatus' field in my 'stories' table before i started the salashd.
Replaced the 'delete' with 'ok'.
Most of them will be marked 'archived' after you start slashd.