select l.id +1 as start from mpwp_posts as l left outer join mpwp_posts as r on l.id +1 = r.id where r.id is null and l.id > 89087;
+-------+
| start |
+-------+
| 89293 |
| 89615 |
| 89680 |
| 89780 |
| 90005 |
| 90028 |
| 90232 |
| 90286 |
| 90459 |
| 90474 |
| 90482 |
| 90493 |
| 90570 |
| 90615 |
| 90622 |
+-------+
15 rows in set (0.02 sec)

I've meanwhile filled all these gaps ; the rate of progress through this entirely unnecessary swamp was greatly diminished by the misfortunate circumstance that each and every attempt (of which I've made a dozen or so in the interval) immediately results (really, entirely consists) of interacting with the flaming imbecile idiocy of "IT" withall its endless magic-strings-and-formats-conversions vomit, which makes me want to beat the stupid mothers of all these idle fucktards into a bloody pulp -- especially seeing how there was no real reason to "have problems" and "discover gaps" in the first fucking place.

Just look at this inane shit :

cat 'logs.txt' | grep "29-jan-2016" | sed 's/*/\*/g' | sed 's/@/@/g' | sed "s%'%\'%g" | tr '"' "'" | sed "s%\\\'%FUCKINGFORMATSFFS%g" | sed 's%FUCKINGFORMATSFFS%"%g' | sed 's%\\\\%\/\/%g' > missingline.sql

Then add that ctrl-w searches in nano but closes whatever GUI Word and so on and so forth forever, or rather for as long as patience lasts. I really hope you fuckwits all starve forgotten inside small concrete cubes.

Unrelated to the foregoing, there's nothing logged during August 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th 2019, such that the entries for August 2nd and August 8th of that year follow each other directly. This is because those days were silent, a sort of full dress rehearsal for the March closure, immediately driven by Minsk shenanigans but otherwise the necessary continuation of long standing "problems", to call thusly well entrenched idiocy. People close to the center of the world probably recall their "flushing the toilet" comment in private conversation, and everyone else... well, everyone else is everyone else.

Hopefully with this last (significant!) chunk of my time and patience, the matter of that juvenile, naive attempt of mine can finally be laid to rest, because holy god enough already.

SELECT id, post_name FROM tril_posts WHERE post_type ="post" AND post_content NOT LIKE "%</td></tr></table>" and post_name like "forum-logs%" order by id desc
+-------+----------------------------+
| id | post_name |
+-------+----------------------------+
| 90619 | forum-logs-for-14-jan-2016 |
| 90609 | forum-logs-for-04-jan-2016 |
| 90575 | forum-logs-for-01-dec-2015 |
| 90563 | forum-logs-for-19-nov-2015 |
| 90499 | forum-logs-for-15-sep-2015 |
| 90416 | forum-logs-for-24-jun-2015 |
| 90024 | forum-logs-for-01-may-2014 |
| 89618 | forum-logs-for-21-mar-2013 |
| 89606 | forum-logs-for-09-mar-2013 |
| 89475 | forum-logs-for-29-oct-2012 |
| 89204 | forum-logs-for-14-feb-2012 |
| 89193 | forum-logs-for-02-feb-2012 |
+-------+----------------------------+
12 rows in set (8.66 sec)

Needless to say these are now fixed. Sorry for any inconvenience.