via PhotoRec - CGSecurity.

Step	Action
1	Turn the printer OFF.
2	Hold () and ()buttons while you turn the printer back ON to enter the Config Menu.
3	Press () until "Factory Defaults" is displayed on the LCD.
4	Press ().
5	Press () until "Restore Std. Net" is displayed on the LCD.
6	Press () to begin restoring network settings back to factory default values.
7	Observe the printer rebooting and returning to a ready state.

Lexmark help files

ActiveSheet.PageSetup.LeftFooter = "Check: " &  Sheets(SETTINGS_SHEET_NAME).Range("F4").Value

Most of the "unlimited" backup plans have a caveat:

• Mozy -- Free account of 2 GB. Deletes permanently deleted files after 30 days.
• Carbonite -- Deletes permanently deleted files after 30 days.
• Backblaze -- Deletes permanently deleted files after 4 weeks.
• CrashPlan --No limitations as above, yet it's cheaper. Hmm..
• LiveDrive -- Site looks fishy.
• ElephantDrive -- Fishy.

Some talk about Mozy, includes great stuff about EULA's of Mozy and other players at the end.

Call me crazy but I'm going for a limited plan. Need around 200 GB storage.

Backup solutions:

• JungleDisk -- Using Amazon S3: $0.150 per GB per month. Add transfer costs, etc. I really don't feel like counting the total cost..
• iDrive -- Free account of 2 GB. 150 GB plan $4.95 / month. 500 GB $14.95 / month.
• SafeCopy -- Free trial account of 3 GB. Can store multiple computers (and user accounts, I guess) to one SafeCopy account. 150 GB $50 / year. 250 GB $75 / year.

Backup and syncing solutions. Sync files across multiple devices (mac, pc, mobile phone, etc) :

• Dropbox -- Free account of 2 GB. 100 GB $19.99 / month.
• ZumoDrive -- Free account of 1 GB + 1 GB. 100 GB $19.99 / month. 200 GB $34.99 / month.
• SugarSync -- Free account of 2 GB. 100 GB $14.99 / month. 250 GB $24.99 / month.
• SpiderOak -- Free account of 2 GB. $10 / 100 GB / month or $100 / 100 GB / year.

Totally on its own category (someone said it supports mac, but I doubt it and really can't seem to find proper info -- or pretty much anything -- on the site):

• SkyDrive (Windows Live) -- Free account of 25 GB.

Other options: Box.net, SOS Online Backup. It's just that these has only plans for a few GB's.

I guess I have to take a closer look which files I need to sync (I can't live without Dropbox anymore) and which need backup only. Seems like a SafeCopy + Dropbox hybrid solution will do.

E.g. for text inputs:

/wp-content/plugins/contact-form-7/modules/text.php

Code reads:

        $atts = '';
        $id_att = '';
        $class_att = '';
        $size_att = '';
        $maxlength_att = '';

        if ( 'email' == $type || 'email*' == $type )
                $class_att .= ' wpcf7-validates-as-email';

        if ( 'text*' == $type || 'email*' == $type )
                $class_att .= ' wpcf7-validates-as-required';

        foreach ( $options as $option ) {
                if ( preg_match( '%^id:([-0-9a-zA-Z_]+)$%', $option, $matches ) ) {
                        $id_att = $matches[1];

                } elseif ( preg_match( '%^class:([-0-9a-zA-Z_]+)$%', $option, $matches ) ) {
                        $class_att .= ' ' . $matches[1];

                } elseif ( preg_match( '%^([0-9]*)[/x]([0-9]*)$%', $option, $matches ) ) {
                        $size_att = (int) $matches[1];
                        $maxlength_att = (int) $matches[2];
                }
        }

        if ( $id_att )
                $atts .= ' id="' . trim( $id_att ) . '"';

        if ( $class_att )
                $atts .= ' class="' . trim( $class_att ) . '"';

        if ( $size_att )
                $atts .= ' size="' . $size_att . '"';
        else
                $atts .= ' size="40"'; // default size

        if ( $maxlength_att )
                $atts .= ' maxlength="' . $maxlength_att . '"';

Change it to:

        $atts = '';
        $id_att = '';
        $class_att = '';
        $readonly_att = false;
        $size_att = '';
        $maxlength_att = '';

        if ( 'email' == $type || 'email*' == $type )
                $class_att .= ' wpcf7-validates-as-email';

        if ( 'text*' == $type || 'email*' == $type )
                $class_att .= ' wpcf7-validates-as-required';

        foreach ( $options as $option ) {
                if ( preg_match( '%^id:([-0-9a-zA-Z_]+)$%', $option, $matches ) ) {
                        $id_att = $matches[1];

                } elseif ( preg_match( '%^class:([-0-9a-zA-Z_]+)$%', $option, $matches ) ) {
                        $class_att .= ' ' . $matches[1];

                } elseif ( preg_match( '%^readonly$%', $option, $matches ) ) {
                        $readonly_att = true;

                } elseif ( preg_match( '%^([0-9]*)[/x]([0-9]*)$%', $option, $matches ) ) {
                        $size_att = (int) $matches[1];
                        $maxlength_att = (int) $matches[2];
                }
        }

        if ( $id_att )
                $atts .= ' id="' . trim( $id_att ) . '"';

        if ( $class_att )
                $atts .= ' class="' . trim( $class_att ) . '"';

        if ( $readonly_att )
                $atts .= ' readonly="readonly"';

        if ( $size_att )
                $atts .= ' size="' . $size_att . '"';
        else
                $atts .= ' size="40"'; // default size

        if ( $maxlength_att )
                $atts .= ' maxlength="' . $maxlength_att . '"';

You can now use readonly attribute. E.g. [text* field_name readonly] produces an input field that has readonly="readonly" definition in it.

Reset stylesheets? Read about it at WPDFP.

“Database files could not be backed up. Failed at Step 2.”

Luckily, there was a fix.

Apparently this was because of PHP safe mode. Replacing line 517:

exec("chmod 755 $archiveName");


with this

  if( ini_get('safe_mode') ){
  // Do it the safe mode way
  exec("chmod 755 $archiveName");
  }else{
  // Do it the regular way
  chmod($archiveName, 0755);
  }

did the trick.

ServerAliveInterval 60

This and plenty of other useful ssh keep-alive tips can be found on The Mad Philosopher's ssh keep-alive post.

For some reason my ssh connections at work stop to respond if I keep them idle for a few minutes. ServerAliveInterval fixed this.