We can now move Blogger.com blogs which contain more than 5000+ posts as smoothly as we move blogs with 50+ posts!
Author: Rahul Bansal
I am a geek (wordpress), blogger (tech) & entrepreneur (rtCamp)
Introducing Blogger To WordPress Affiliate Program
Around 5 months back we started this portal to offer best quality service for bloggers who want to migrate from Blogger.com to WordPress (self-hosted). Many bloggers, who used our migration service, asked us if we have any affiliate program which they can use to recover money they spent on our services! 😉 Answering to our… Continue reading Introducing Blogger To WordPress Affiliate Program
What’s So Special About Our Blogger To WordPress Migration Service!
Our migration tools move Blogger.com blogs with more than 5000 posts, images, intense-debate/disqus comments, old FTP-publishing blogs, non-english blogs and much more
rtCamp’s New Site “works” in IE6 now! :D
After launching new design a few days back, many users asked us to fix our new design IE6. We deliberately left our design broken in IE6 as IE6 irritated our web-designers for years.
rtCamp Reincarnated!
After more than 6 months hard-work (in chunks, of-course), rtCampers together managed to launch rtCamp’s new portal!
Enabling FastCGI on MediaTemple
This article applies to enabling FastCGI support for PHP scripts on MediaTemple hosting. Following sequence of commands/actions as mentioned below. Order is important! 1. Check how your PHP scripts are served Create a file with name “info.php” on your domains webroot directory – example path:** “/var/www/vhosts/example.com/”** Add following codes in it.** ** <php phpinfo(); >… Continue reading Enabling FastCGI on MediaTemple
Using find and sed to replace strings in multiple files
Using “find” and “sed” linux commands to search & replace a string in multiple files at once
Manage SVN Users with htpasswd
We use SVN to manage our source codes for different projects. SVN uses http-based authentication. Below are commands to manage SVN users: Adding a user htpasswd -b /path/to/svn-auth-file username password Deleting a user htpasswd -D /path/to/svn-auth-file user.name