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By CodeJustin
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Published: Oct 14 2009 / 18:37

Well the company which I bought my webhosting from ClanDrive was hacked (you might of seen that my blog had a landing page saying it was hacked the other day) and all their sites were taken down. After what has been days now I have gotten no reply from ClanDrive and others are in the same boat as me. The hosting server went offline a day or so after it was hacked. I paid for automatic backups but by the looks no one will ever be hearing from ClanDrive again so it doesn’t matter.
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jmeyer replied ago:

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Damn Justin, that sucks. My condolences. Getting hacked is never cool but losing your stuff is even worse. I hope you can piece it back together somehow, I enjoyed your blog a lot.

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Volume4 replied ago:

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The only way I have found to get my stuff back, unless you have a local back-up, is to search Google and use the cached pages to get the content back. Was not hacked or on the same host but, had gone through something similar a while back.

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Jim Bethancourt replied ago:

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Great idea Schalk!

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antych replied ago:

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Recent Microsoft/Danger fiasco showed that you can't rely on 3rd parties to backup your data. I can understand how ordinary users can fall into this trap, but a developer? Hopefully you'll learn from it.

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CodeJustin replied ago:

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Well I have the text from my posts at least but since it was wordpress I lost basically all my functionality since I can't get to the database.
It just bugs me because the blog was actually helping new programmers (one of my goals) and now it's gone... so all that work I put into the SEO side of it is a waste since Google hates blank pages and dead links =[

I do plan to return to blogging but I just don't have the drive to redo everything right now. My last post was about reaching 500 legitimate comments (I read everyone) now my next post will have to be about loosing all those comments, haha.

I will probably do some write ups for one of the Zones while my blog is down.

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Travis Dunn replied ago:

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Condolences. Everyone posting here on DZone should take this as encouragement to back up their blog/data if they're not doing so already. My Wordpress template and DB gets dumped to backup regularly, because I sure as hell don't trust Dreamhost (or anyone else, for that matter) to always honor or even enforce their customer backup policies. Anyway, sorry about your troubles, Justin, and good luck restoring your site.

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