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There just doesn’t seem to be an elegant way to encrypt SQL Server 2005 backups. It certainly isn’t a built-in option and I’ve been spending time this week trying to think up something “elegant” to accomplish this. Allow me to share today’s journey with you. First Take Many moons ago I didn’t bother with encrypting my database backups. Updated: You might be interested in SkyDrive Explorer for multiple file uploading. This past week I saw quite a few tech and blog articles getting giddy about the new Windows Live SkyDrive changes –especially about the 5GB of free storage included. Sounds great doesn’t it? A free 5GB to store stuff is pretty compelling and, as  February 24th, 2008 |  Tags: 7-Zip, ActiveX, IE7, online-storage, SkyDrive, windows-live, windows-live-skydrive |  25 comments Continuing my research into a fast and effective compression option for large files (see part 1), I’ve stumbled over some surprising numbers. My hope is this stuff will help me at a later date when I revisit this topic — and hopefully it’ll help someone else too. Since I’m a sharer, here is Earlier this year I had discovered the joys of running 7-Zip with the multi threaded support. At the time, I saw some incredible time savings. Since then, however, the files being compressed have gotten much larger and I’m back to some inordinately long compression runs. As a quick refresher, 7-Zip is an open source file This is Part 2 of a multi-part series of posts discussing how I test new major releases of WordPress before upgrading my “live” sites. The first step got us rolling with a XAMPP install . This step will tackle copying the database from our live site to our local test site. Subsequent articles will discuss Continue reading Testing New WordPress Versions Part 2: Data September 17th, 2007 | Tags: 7-Zip, blog, database, phpMyAdmin, testing, tip, WordPress, xampp | 5 comments |
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