I am getting extremely frustrated.

[sophiaserpentia]

None of the backup tools are working.

The LJ Backup Tool, when downloaded, gives me only an error message.

ALJ wants to take up far too much space on lady_babalon's hard drive, and I can't justify it.

LJ Book continually gives me an error: "Your login/password is incorrect, or the servers hosting your journal rejected the export request." Which is very silly; LJ Book has worked for everyone else around me.

Any other recommendations?

Edit. My new support request (because "204" shows up as a year in my calendar) was moved from "General" to "Feedback" with no response. I would have appreciated a comment. Even something like, "Oh, that's very interesting, we'll try to fix that for you," would have been reassuring.

Edit. I've made yet another support request (my third in a week), this time to see if there is some problem with the Chef-sub-8 server that is preventing my files from being exported to LJ Book.

Comments

[alobar.livejournal.com]

LJ-Book woprked for me in the wee hours of the morning, but not late in the afternnon. How many people are accessing LJ at the time LJ-Book is trying to do its work is a crucial factor.

One can cut down access time by doing a single year at a time.

Good luck.

[sophiaserpentia.livejournal.com]

I just tried it again, with no success. This isn't the wee hours of the morning, but lady_babalon was able to convert her entire journal this time of the morning with no problems, and secret_willow did his last night while I was watching (just before my FIFTH unsuccessful attempt).

[liminalia.livejournal.com]

Your calendar shows the correct month & year for me as well as July 204, and when I click on the July 204 link, I get an ivalid message.

I know it won't help much as far as your history goes, but have you considered starting a new journal? Chances are good it'd be on a different cluster. And yes, it'd be a pain in the ass, and no, you don't deserve to be going through all this BS. *hug*

[sophiaserpentia.livejournal.com]

Well, I could always just use sabrinaqedesha. But that wouldn't help me at all with regards to the archived entries on this journal, which is my primary concern at this point.

[kumbunny.livejournal.com]

I sent an email to you via the address yo give on your information page.

It was just concerning your experiences with Botanica's in New Orleans. I was wandering if you could shed some light on thier popularity or if they are tucked away and hidden.

For example, are they popular in New Orleans compared to MASS?

I am asking you because of your observational skills regarding other cultures.

take care!
k

[sophiaserpentia.livejournal.com]

I've gotten way behind on email, and in online stuff in general. So for not answering your email in a timely way, I apologize.

lady_babalon would be much better suited to answer your question than I would. I did not really learn much about that aspect of religious or spiritual life in New Orleans, whereas she did. I'll refer the question to her.