Susan

Login info, link codes, free content, banners, link rules, FTP info, site URL's etc etc.

How do you guys orgaise all this shit and keep it recorded/stored for easy access. I use a microsoft access database to organise most stuff but just wondered what method everyone uses.

sandman!

A shitload of text doc's on my desktop and a few excel spreadsheets for important stuff.

ldinternet

I've got it all on the HDD.

The base folder, then within that I have "sponsors", "content", "webspace", "reading", "galleries", "free sites", "misc".

Then say within "sponsors", I'd have "a4", "big penis", "sex movie house", "pussy payments", "angel green" etc.

Then inside "angel green", for example, I'd have "information", which would contain all correspondance link codes and t&c, and "banners" which would contain promo materials.

Then within "misc" I have "bbs", which contains my bbs passwords, "inspiration" which contains things to pluck me up when I feel like giving up (pics of private jets, large houses, expensive cars, etc).

I also store all linking info and account info in a webmail account. I do back ups once per week on a Friday night on two seperate CDs.

ldinternet

Oh yeah, and a pic of Ron Levi's MaxCash stats that he posted in their forum, where he was earning like $60k/month.

Jamdin

I print all the urls, usernames & passwords then stick them in a 3-ring binder. I also write them in a notebook plus make a text file & put them on floppies.

I'm not 100% organized by any means but it does help.

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Wildman

Idinternet,

Thats a great method! Do you mind if I copy and post it on another board?

We should all be more organised

Wildman.

ldinternet

Sure, go ahead. I visit quite a few boards daily, I might even catch it.

Pete Dogg

I use a pen and paper for the login info.

I now save all my sites in the exact same directory structure that they appear on the server. Because my server got hacked once and the backups were destroyed. It wasn't fun.
My advice, is keep it in the same place as it shows on the server, so if it goes down. Just drag one folder over on the ftp.

Peace,
Pete Dogg

[This message has been edited by Pete Dogg (edited 04-16-2001).]

Gemini

You sound like the hubby Pete. He has a online copy on a system with a back of it and then the same sets on our server. Sheesh 4 sets, but then our tech also has two sets as well. So when China nukes us we will be ready!

Use celled tables for your info! Copy paste ta-da.

Susan

Gemini

Don't worry about the nukes cos if the Chinese fireworks I bought for new year are anything to go by they will end up back in their own yard.

Mikey

I create a folder on my server and upload all the banners there. then I create a banner farm for each niche (panty.html, foot.html, teen.html, etc. ) with all my linking codes already in place. Then print it out every so often so I remember what the banners look like. When creating a new page, I just cut and paste the code on the page. I don't have to upload anymore banners since they are already on my server. (htaccess protect your images).

Gemini

I can believe that Susan! But it only takes a couple to get through. Hopefully Saddam sent his tech experts and anything they shoot will cartwheel just like their pinwheels!!

fever

Susan, I've been looking for a database to get more organized, maybe you could send me your Access-database? Send it to [email protected]

Thanx

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richard123

For passwords and user names:

Even though I HATE apps that take up my precious RAM (I use Win98), I tried out gator(.com) and it's been permanent feature in my systray for 9 months+ (Which means I think it's fantastic).

I used to forget passwords sometimes. Not any more.

As far as site, I keep exact copies of everything (i.e. directory structure) including the apache config files.

For emails, I can't go past calypso email as my favorite. Some people find it annoying that *everything* in calypso is kept in a single file, but it makes it easy when I travel; just copy a single file over to my laptop, and there's all my 10,000+ emails!

Susan

Fever

Not quite sure what you mean. MS Access came with Microsoft Office 2000 the database is just a simple set of tables and forms created using the Access wizards. I have simply made a relational DB for all the webmaster info and included a simple search to look in all of the tables. I need this cos I forget stuff real easy.

fever

Hey Susan!

I know what Access is, and I tried to make that kind of database but I cant make (dont really know Access that well). And since you already have one wroking I thought thats there is no idea to put more time in learning access, ok?

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Fever

You can have my DB layout with pleasure but I am not sure it will be of much use as its written to fit my personal needs. I will have to save off a copy and remove the records. I don't know too much about access either, the way I started was by adapting the example DB to see how it all works and just followed the wizards. You can make a DB in under 1 minute using the wizard tools.

jimmy-three-way

Geez people, haven't any of you heard of Post-It notes. You just write everything on Post-It's and stick them to your monitor, when you run out of space, stick the new ones on top. Then when you need to find something you just sift through them for a half hour, or so.

Duh.

RedShoe

Jimmy3way,

I use that same technique, but then I would started to stack post it notes. After a while the stack would get to heavy a would start to peel off my monitor.

I've switched to just writing notes right on the monitors edge with a sharpie.

rubbing alcohol is my eraser.

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Ronan

LOL I store all this stuff on my NOKIA Communicator )