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NGINX was built from source using the latest stable build on a debian 9 server. sudo nginx command cannot be found. The NGINX install is located in /usr/local/nginx. How can I configure my server to follow the standard sudo nginx [command] rules? I have tried adding PATH=/usr/sbin/:$PATH which did not work since NGINX is not located in sbin. Thanks
Run echo $PATH Does it contain /usr/local/sbin?
If not then add PATH=/usr/sbin/:$PATH to your .profile file.
Also, check that nginx is installed in /usr/local/sbin, by going into this directory.
If not then install it by using following commands:
sudo apt update
sudo apt install nginx
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When I run the command composer install or composer update it shows me the following
The following exception probably indicates you have misconfigured DNS resolver(s)
[Composer\Downloader\TransportException]
curl error 6 while downloading https://flex.symfony.com/versions.json: Could not resolve host: flex.symfony.com`
I changed DNS but that did not fix the problem.
PHP version : 8.0.0.
I test with php version 7.4
Old Flex infrastructure is being shut down, you need to update Flex to AT LEAST 1.17.1. To do that, you need to run:
composer update symfony/flex --no-plugins --no-scripts
source: https://symfony.com/blog/upgrade-flex-on-your-symfony-projects
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Just started using meteor and built the first app using the to-do app tutorial.
Now I plan to use meteor for a project with bootstrap, is there a standard boilerplate available for this which gives me a file structure to work with ?
My app has a small to medium level of sophistication.
You could use Yeoman, a web scaffolding tool, to generate your Meteor projects.
Run npm install -g yo to install Yeoman.
Run npm install -g generator-meteor to install the Meteor generator.
Run mkdir new-meteor-project && cd $_ to create a new project directory.
Finally, run the Yeoman Meteor generator: yo meteor.
This generator is able to include Iron Router and Bootstrap:
$ yo meteor
_-----_
| | .--------------------------.
|--(o)--| | Welcome to Yeoman, |
`---------´ | ladies and gentlemen! |
( _´U`_ ) '--------------------------'
/___A___\
| ~ |
__'.___.'__
´ ` |° ´ Y `
? Shall we include Iron Router? Yes
? Shall we include Bootstrap? Yes
create client/client.js
create client/lib/subscriptions.js
create client/views/home.js
create client/views/home.html
create client/views/common/loading.html
create lib/collections.js
create public/robots.txt
create server/publications.js
create server/server.js
create server/security.js
create .meteor/.gitignore
create .meteor/release
create .gitignore
create .jshintrc
create .travis.yml
create .editorconfig
create LICENSE
create README.md
create client/routes.js
create client/views/layout.html
create client/styles/theme.css
create .meteor/packages
If this generator does not meet your needs, you may want to search for another one.
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How do I place my entire WordPress installation under git control? I am using Github on a Mac computer and I need to push all my work to a remote repository.
So the process is straight forward, but don't forget to include a dump of the database to your repository.
say you have the WordPress setup on /Users/yourHome/theSite, then:
create or copy a backup of the site's DB to /Users/yourHome/theSite/dbdump
go to the site folder cd /Users/yourHome/theSite
Stage everything git add .
commit them git commit -m 'Your commit message
set the repository's remote to where you have to push git remote set-url origin https://example.com/remote/sample.git
and finally push git push -u origin master
please note I'm assuming you already have git repo on the site location. otherwise you need to initiate on in the location before the step 2. lest say as step 1.5 :) git init
so after having the db back up ready, you have to:
cp -rf the/db/backup/* /Users/yourHome/theSite/dbdump/
cd /Users/yourHome/theSite/dbdump
git init
git add .
git commit -m 'Your commit message'
git remote set-url origin https://example.com/remote/sample.git
git push -u origin master
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I have some trouble with the spawn function in bal-util. I tried this example and the extended version from this docpad skeleton, but I get the same error every time:
error: An error occured:
Error: spawn ENOENT
at errnoException (child_process.js:980:11)
at Process.ChildProcess._handle.onexit (child_process.js:771:34)
→ [2013-06-01 14:03:27.698] [C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\npm\node_modules\docpad\out\lib\docpad.js] [DocPad.log]
I have the grunt-cli installed.
I use the following versions:
grunt - 0.4.1
bal-util - 2.1.0
How could I fix it, to run grunt properly?
That example uses an older version of Grunt, 0.3.17. In order to use with the latest version of Grunt, 0.4.1, it looks like you'll need to do the following:
Rename grunt.js to Gruntfile.js.
npm install grunt-cli grunt --save-dev
Change grunt.registerTask('default', Object.keys(gruntConfig).join(' ')); to grunt.registerTask('default', Object.keys(gruntConfig));
...and probably more stuff.
Typically you install npm install grunt-cli -g globally to access the grunt command. Since that example has docpad spawning grunt locally, step 2 has you install both locally placing the grunt command at node_modules/.bin/grunt.
I recommend reading up on the DocPad and Grunt docs. Also a shameless plug to one of my own modules for using DocPad with Grunt: https://github.com/shama/grunt-docs and an example Gruntfile.js that uses it: https://github.com/shama/dontkry.com/blob/master/Gruntfile.js
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On a Red Hat Linux machine, without root privileges, so can not use pear.
Manual download leads to https://github.com/sebastianbergmann/phpunit/, but this seems a windows version since the executable is a phpunit.bat.
Is there a way to install PHPUnit on Linux without PEAR?
I have made an installer for this: https://github.com/kblomqvist/gitinstall-phpunit
Further down on the same page, it says how to install PHPUnit from a git checkout:
PHPUnit from a git checkout