Well, I thought after calling out Menshn for security flaws, I ought to check if my Movable Type was up to date. It wasn’t and one of the changelogs suggested I should upgrade.<\/p>\n
However, the upgrade went badly leaving me unable to login at the blog level, or anyone to comment. Admin area was fine.<\/p>\n
My upgrade path to Movable Type 5 was blocked because they decided to remove Postgres support. So it put it into the same camp as WordPress. Conveniently there is a PG4WP<\/a> “plugin” (hack) that lets (most of) WordPress work on Postgres, yay!<\/p>\n Cut to the chase, WP + PG4WP installed. Blog exported\/imported. Comments migrated – however I lost a few comments because of a bug in the WP Import incorrectly creating SQL for some articles. Didn’t like the <span\u00a0style=”color: rgb(0, 0, 187);”> one little bit.I recreated the 4 missing entries manually, but the comments from the originals refused to import.<\/p>\n A mod_rewrite rule to strip the .html from the old MT page urls, and things should be up and running.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Well, I thought after calling out Menshn for security flaws, I ought to check if my Movable Type was up to date. It wasn’t and one of the changelogs suggested I should upgrade. However, the upgrade went badly leaving me unable to login at the blog level, or anyone to comment. Admin area was fine. … <\/p>\n