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06-26-2008
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Importing large SQL through SSH.
Hi
 Sometime, it require to load large SQL database (such as forum backup) but with PhpMyAdmin that is not possible because it has a limit of uploading. and PHP SQL dumpers are not well even. I always try with SSH, need bit experience with SSH but its still good. Try these resource for more info : http://www.google.com/search?q=Impor...ient=firefox-a Regards, 
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07-10-2008
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Simply go here:
http://www.hoaxblog.com/linux-shell/...using-sshshell It would be hard to find from google search result  Thats my server administration blog 
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08-01-2008
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Ya, SSH is the right solution.
I just cant think of living without PuTTY
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08-05-2008
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thank you for the post. I was just worried for my forum database backup of www.addabd.com as i wanted to install vb3.. Let me try
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