I recently installed open stack, and whenever I launch an instance I get an error state. To resolve this, I tried looking for the logs, however I cant seem to find the logs anywhere! (No logs in this location: http://docs.openstack.org/openstack-ops/content/logging_monitoring.html)
I tried looking for information on if logging should be enabled, but i cant seem to find anything on that either. How do I get logs for anything?
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On firebase console, it says my files are successfully deployed but in actual web page, it is just a black page with one senetence "Error: could not handle the request"
i did not started this project i am working on, and i have no idea what to do.
BTW, no errors are loged in firebase-debug.log
All things are clear, except for the web page.
As far as i know, this is based on Next.js, if you would care to know.
I opened up the file from the root folder, used "cd (myfilename)" command to go into the actual project, and then executed firebase deploy.
I googled thousands of times, and I doubted these:
node js version problem?
os problem? (i work on Window, and the first start was from Mac)
number one i solved. number two? i dont know.
Please help me out if you have any idea or can guess why this happens.
I am having trouble setting up a WordPress from the GCP marketplace. Following the 15 min tutorial, when I click deploy, it times out with the error message:
After some research I found this discussion where it is suggested to enable the VPC private access to solve the issue. It did not work. So I tried creating a new VPC with only one subnet configured as suggested. Same error.
I've tried other options in the marketplace, and any of them using the Waiter time out. That tells me it's probably something I am missing in my configuration, but I can't see what could be.
Can anyone see anything I am missing here? Thanks in advance.
The company I work for recently did something and I can no longer deploy my apps (including ones that work, have been previously deployed, and not changed since last deployment). The messages I get are... gibberish?
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I couldn't find similar issues when googling. Can anyone shed any light? I don't even know where to start on fixing this... I'll be happy to add more info on session or whatever else as required.
Up until today, I've had no problem using GitHub to access my client's source repository. I've been happily working as a developer for 6 months on their project. Over the weekend I shut down my computer. Something I don't do very often. For the first time since the restart, I attempted to push a branch to the remote I get Authentication failed. You may not have permission.... git command line has the same issue. I figure it must have something to do with some environment variable that I had established and lost, or some configuration file that got overwritten somehow, but I don't know how to get it to work again. I'm looking for ~/.ssh/config file because some posts reference it in relation to this. I don't know where to go. git config --get-all doesn't produce any output. Too few parameters it says. Can anybody help me with this?
I'd like to know how to configure my production environnement to log all the errors. Indeed, I have errors like PHP fatal errors which occured and wasn't logged and I don't understand why. Actually they were log int the apache logs, but is there a way to log all of them in the log folder of my application?
Thanks,
Valentin
There's several errors that cannot be handled (and thus logged) by your own (or Symfony's/Monolog's) error handlers, cf. the set_error_handler documentation. So while it's possible to log some errors, you can't log all (parse/compile errors, for example). This is a limitation inherent in PHP.
Apparently, there's a workaround by detecting and logging errors in register_shutdown_function, but I'm not sure if that's what you're asking for. :)