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Want to stay invisible on WhatsApp without missing a message? 📱 Learn the latest 2025 methods to appear offline, hide your online status, and chat privately without anyone knowing. Take control of your privacy today!

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GNU/Linux.chVideo: Selfhosting mit YunoHost leicht gemachtHoste deinen eigenen Server bei dir zu Hause ganz einfach mit der schlüsselfertigen Lösung YunoHost. Ich erkläre dir, wie du in wenigen Schritten deinen YunoHost Server aufsetzt und sogar wie du deinen Router konfigurieren kannst, damit deine Cloud auch im Internet erreichbar ist.
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Let’s talk about data security: How to back-up your TMS database

This is a step-by-step guide on how to backup your database if you are using a product of The Museum System (TMS) by Gallery Systems. If you use a different system it will work differently. Ask your vendor about it.

Step 1: Log into your database server and open Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio

You usually find it fastest if you start typing “SQL Server Management…” into the Windows search box.

Step 2: Enter your credentials

You will be prompted to enter your login credentials. If you are on NT Authentication usually all you have to do is click on “Connect”. If you have another form of authentication you will have to enter those login details. Your IT will tell you what to enter in that case.

Step 3: Find your database

In the tree hierarchy, open the folder “Databases” and find your database. It is usually called something like “TMS”. In my case it is called “Leer”.

Step 4: Navigate to the backup menu

Right click on your database, choose “Tasks” and then “Back Up…”

If that option is greyed out, you might not have the rights to do this. in which case you should talk to your IT so you get those rights.

Step 5: Chose your backup method

You will get to this screen:

Here you can choose if you want to do a full or differential backup (we talked about that here). You select that in the drop-down “Backup type”. We chose “Full” for this backup.

As a destination, usually “Disk” is fine, since you probably want to have the backup on your computer first and then transfer it to a cloud later.

Sometimes you will see a backup file already in the screen below that. If that’s the case, remove it, first.

Then click on “Add…”

Step 6: Add the file you want to back up to

By default, Microsoft suggest a rather cryptic sub-folder for your backups. I’d recommend adding a folder in a more prominent place that you can easily find and back up to there. You can see mine being “M:\Backups”.

Enter a file name for your backup. This can be the date you took it (Best Practice is to note the date in a year-month-day format so you can easily sort by date if you have multiple backup files) or a significant pointer to when you took it, for example “BeforeUpgradeTo995” if this is your backup before upgrading to a new version. Don’t forget to add “.bak” as a file ending, otherwise you might run into difficulties to restore it, later.

You can see that I called mine “AfterCI2025.bak” because it is the backup I took after adding a significant amount of information from our user conference.

Once you entered the name, hit “OK”.

Step 7: Take your backup

After that you just need to click on “OK” and your backup will be taken. If you have enough disc space in your chosen location, all is fine, otherwise it will throw an error message.

That was it. Wasn’t too hard, was it? And now you are good to go and bring your database to a safe location. I will do another post on how to compress the backup and restore it on another server.

Take your backup and take care!

Angela

Screenshot of the search box next to the windows icon, you can see somebody started typing "SQL..." and the option "SQL Server Management Studio 20" pops up as first choice.
Login screen of SQL Server Management Studio.
Screenshot from SQL Server Management studio navigation tree. The databases file folder is opened so you can see all the databases, the database "Leer" is enhanced so you can see the menues underneath it.
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Hello, my name is Nat, and I decided to help you lower food waste in your kitchen! So, to start this journey, I'll show you not one, but two ways to store your greens (think any kind of lettuce, spinach, spring onions, kale - all kinds of leafy greens really).

Find the detailed blog post on my website natliciousfood.com/blog/how-to

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Natlicious foodHow to store your greensHello hello, if you are new here, my name is Nat, and I decided to help you lower food waste in your kitchen! So, to start this journey, I'll show you not one, but two ways to store your greens (think any kind of lettuce, spinach, spring onions, kale - all kinds of leafy greens really).
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Here is that Doodle from yesterday lit.

Its hard to describe the zing that adding blacklight to the light mix adds, but the 10mm blacklight really shines. Usually the whites overpower everything, but when you can mix an match the tube sizes, then the brightness changes.

I do like the balance. Maybe a little more red next time. I also wanna change the sequence for three white an blacks as well.

It looks odd... but amazingly, you can get the mercury that close to the oven and it be 800 degrees overnight. I try an keep it close, to minimize the weight of the trap. If its too long an unweildy, it can crack before you get the mercury in or tip it off (and destroy the piece- mercury waste). Using a torch, You tip off after the bubble (after filling), then roll it on in and then tip off the mercury trap tail.

Okay, now I wanna play with more size mismatches and fun color mixes :)

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A side view of the palestine doodle. Two big white loops, two small black loops, two visible emerald green loops and two bright red loops. The table is covered in black and white paint drips.
Palestine doodle sitting on a power strip with a box of records behind it and fake leaves draping down above it. Bright red, green, white and black neon lines abound
A glass tube with a bubble in it emerging from a crack in a kiln oven door. The door is propped open with a metal plate in the back. There is a small ball of mercury sitting in the bottom of the bubble.
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