How to Export Wordpress Database without Admin

Discussion in 'Databases' started by kidblogger, Jul 22, 2007.

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    Hi guys,

    I have this problem. Because I can't log-in to my wp-admin so this means I can't do anything.

    I need to get all the posts and reinstall the blog and import all the posts again.

    How do I get the posts by not logging in to my admin? It has something to do with my database I think
     
    kidblogger, Jul 22, 2007 IP
  2. backtoor

    backtoor Guest

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    go to the control panel of your provider and look for phpmyadmin
     
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  3. kidblogger

    kidblogger Active Member

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    and then? :)
     
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    aRo` Peon

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    In the table wp_users enter your md5-hashed password in the user_pass column.

    you can easely find md5 encryption tools with a simple search in google.
     
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  5. dcristo

    dcristo Illustrious Member

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    Using PHPMyAdmin export the database
     
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    - Control Panel > phpMyAdmin > Select Database > Export >
    - Select All tables > Select "Save as file" (Check the compression to "gzipped" if you want) > Go
     
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    Did you try the "forgot password" link? I mean if your blog is not corrupted itself.
     
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    cp > phpMyAdmin > ur database > export > select all table > save as file > go
     
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    If you know your database user name and password, you can also access all of your data from an external script. I had to do this once.
     
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    I have hosting at godaddy and hostgator. Trying to move wp Mysql is a nightmare. You can't do a simple copy and paste of file and restore is only half the battle. You lose permalinks, widgets and other stuff too. Arrrrrggggg
     
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