I have a php workspace with a fresh copy of laravel. The problem i'm having is that mcrypt is missing so laravel doesn't want to work. How can I install mcrypt onto my workspace so that laravel will work?
I've tried the c9pm but it doesn't seem to be a command anymore.
The new cloud9 workspaces give you sudo rights. You can use sudo apt-get install to install the plugin you want.
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I am trying to create a custom gutenberg block to use in the wordpress gutenberg editor but when trying the command: npx #wordpress/create-block test-block it starts with installing a few things but all of a sudden I get:
npx: installed 126 in 13.341s
Unexpected token .
What is causing this?
I am following this tutorial: https://kinsta.com/blog/gutenberg-blocks/ except I am not using any of the hosting options from the tutorial since I have my own wordpress installation already running (locally).
Check your node version, I got the same error using node.js version 12, then I changed it to versi
For folks on Ubuntu: I ran into the same issue and found that the nodejs installable via apt is out of date. I had to download the tarfile from nodejs.org and install it with the help of How to install node.tar.xz file in linux. After that it ran as I expected.
(I tried the LTS version. node --version returns v18.12.0)
I also had this problem. All I needed to do was to update my Node version.
I followed these steps (run in Mac Terminal):
sudo npm cache clean -f
sudo npm install -g n
sudo n stable
Hope this helps.
So i have this IPv6 thingy issue where i can't access rubygems and connection times out before it gets to use IPv4. One way or another i managed to install rubygems and when i type -v it all checks out. Now i need Jekyll and Jekyll-paginate-v2. I tried gem install jekyll and it didn't work for reasons stated above. Strangely enough i was able to install Jekyll via sudo apt install jekyll. Tried that with jekyll-paginate-v2 but there's no such option. So is there any way to install it without using gem command?
ok so i found a way of solving this issue.
to install a gem you need a .gem file and since you can't access rubygems.org we will get it from github. just go to your gem's github page, download it and then open bash in that directory, type gem build gemname.gemspec and it will create a .gem file in this directory. after that just use gem install --local gemname.gem and that's it.
my npm install -g is not working as intended. It installs the package I need, however the CLI commands which comes from the package is always absent.
One example is, I was following the quick start on TypeORM.
It says
First, install TypeORM globally:
npm install typeorm -g
Then go to the directory where you want to create a new project and run the command:
typeorm init --name MyProject --database mysql
but when I tried typeorm init --name MyProject --database mysql. I got the error -bash: typeorm: command not found I think it has something to do with my environment path setting.
This is the output from my echo $PATH
/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/local/aria2/bin:/Applications/Wireshark.app/Contents/MacOS:/Applications/Postgres.app/Contents/Versions/latest/bin
Can someone help me with this?
OK I figured this out myself. Solution is here : https://docs.npmjs.com/resolving-eacces-permissions-errors-when-installing-packages-globally
In Linux/Unix, if you are a normal user, i.e. not root, you cannot install global packages, as these packages are written to system folders. In your case, -g is doing nothing as it cannot access system folders, so it is installed locally as any other regular package. in order to fix your problem, you have to gain more privileges. To do so, you can run the command at the root level i.e:
sudo npm install typeorm -g
and then you can access it from anywhere as -g is intended to put it as global; no need to play with environment path settings as -g also take care of doing so.
if you need a bash session as full root (a root terminal, or in windows terms a cmd/powershell running as administrator) without really signing in to root account for security purpose, use:
sudo -i
and then do whatever you want as root without writing sudo everytime :D; as i said, this command opens the current terminal session as root, so you have to write it in each new opened terminal.
Hope it helps :D (It wiill actually ;))
To install package binary globally, npm needs to create links to /usr/local/bin, which may not happen if you don't give it permission. Try running with sudo.
$ sudo npm install typeorm -g
You can run
$ which typeorm
To check if it's installed properly.
You can use node version manager (nvm). But first uninstall your node.js.
Install nvm:
curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nvm-sh/nvm/v0.34.0/install.sh | bash
Then
command -v nvm
Then exit and open your terminal.
Then you can install any version of node.js.
For install the latest version type:
nvm install node
When the installation is complete install your package:
npm install typeorm -g
Then it should work correctly.
I think im a bit late but it might help someone :D
sudo npm install typeorm -g --unsafe-perm
I am running CentOS 6 and am trying to install the SPL_Types extension for PHP7. I have php7 up and running however, any time I do pecl install SPL_Types,
I get massive compiler errors and can't find a way around. Ubuntu users can fix the issue by installing libpcre3-dev, but this is not a valid package on CentOS 6. I have verified that pcre and pcre-devel are installed and the latest version. Does anyone have a solution to this?
EDIT 1: A full log when I run the sudo pecl install SPL_Types command: http://pastebin.com/QG3mFjaf
I got it figured out. For those who wish to know, I had to use a third party source to compile and install the extension, then I had to edit my php.ini file manually to add the new module.
https://github.com/esminis/php_pecl_spl_types
then once you have it, run the commands:
phpize --clean
phpize
chmod +x configure
./configure --prefix=/usr
make install
Then, edit your php.ini file and under the dynamic modules section, add
extension=spl_types.so
Restart the httpd service by doing
sudo service httpd restart
Then verify the new module is loaded with phpinfo().
I've got a brand new install of WordPress setup and activated a custom-built theme along with a good amount of plugins. In the posts, I have built it so the user can create a post, upload an image as a thumbnail and it will automatically resize the image to a custom size set in my functions.php file.
All this has been working on my local end (MAMP) correctly but when I tried making everything work on our Amazon EC2 server, the images do not resize to the size set. They resize by actual code but do not resize the actual image and save it in the new size.
Apologies if the question/subject is completely non-sense but I have little to no experience with Amazon EC2 servers and I have been placed into a situation where the person in charge of all the work within EC2 had to leave the project.
I'm assuming that this has to do with the GD library not being installed.. I created a test page with phpinfo() and didn't see a GD area on the results page.
How would I go about installing the library on my Amazon EC2 server? I just learned how to connect to the server via Terminal and that's all I've got for now.. so you get an idea of how much I know about the subject.
I'm guessing you have some type of Linux installed, probably Ubuntu or CentOS.
Ubuntu: sudo apt-get install php5-gd
CentOS: sudo yum install php-gd
You probably have to restart Apache afterwards: service httpd restart or service apache2 restart -- the names differ from distribution to distribution.
Let me know if this works!
In my case, I was getting error like there is version conflict between different versions of php-common when I entered "yum install php-gd" so I checked my php version using "php -v" in shell and then installed the corresponding gd using "yum install php56-gd" because I had php 5.6 installed in my machine.
Hope someone will get help from this.
Cheers
to avoid compatibility problems first do:
php --version
to know your php version
the answer is something in the form PHP X.Y.Z
so you have to take X, Y and do:
sudo yum install phpXY-gd
for instance if php --version says PHP 5.5.26
you will do:
sudo yum install php55-gd
In my case of ec2 server running Amazon Linux 2 with php version 7.2.24, following was the sequence:
sudo yum install php-gd
But event after repeat server restart with
sudo systemctl restart httpd
it was not working unless I rebooted with
sudo reboot
In Amazon Linux, we have to add the following line to the etc/php.ini file
extension=gd.so
Step 1: Install the package using following command
sudo yum install php-gd
Step 2: Include the following line to the etc/php.ini file
extension=gd.so
If the line is commented, then uncomment it.
Step 3: Restart the httpd service
sudo service httpd restart