With the following Git repo, when I execute vagrant up, the machine boots up correctly and everything show up exactly how it should. When I start editing code, however, Vagrant totally mangles the code.
When the page is pulled up, sometimes the last 10 lines of the document is missing and sometimes there are random non-unicode characters that cause errors. When I ssh into the virtual machine and look at the code, it's the exact same as what's in my editor. Nothing is being cached.
I've tried re-provisioning, editing the Vagrantfile, destroying the boxes (even in Virtualbox) and bringing it back up, and uninstalling and reinstalling vagrant all to no avail.
Can someone help me out?
I have been struggling with what I assume to be the same problem. Judging by the repo nginx is being used.
In nginx.conf set sendfile to off. This worked for me.
See here for more information:
https://coderwall.com/p/ztskha/vagrant-apache-nginx-serving-outdated-static-files-turn-off-sendfile
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When I edit any of the source files for a project I'm working on, none of it is updating to the localhost. When I check on the developer tools in Chrome none of my edits show up. Just old versions of the files I had.
I've tried a couple things already:
I refreshed the page on Chrome. (even with ctrl+f5 to prevent it fromloading from cache)
I restarted Chrome entirely.
I cleared my cache in Chrome.
I restarted Apache.
I used Firefox instead of Chrome.
None of these things seemed to have done anything. the page doesn't seem to see any of the changes I make to the source files.
I've checked if I got the right path a dozen times.
It doesn't update any file, it's not just one of them.
The files are actually being saved. If I open the files in a different app I see the edited version.
I tried if it would see changed I made on a different file. That also didn't work.
Does anyone know what could be going on here and how I would fix it?
I'm trying to install some fonts in Arch Linux (using yay font). The installation is fine, no problem at all. But, after restarting my computer, those installed fonts are gone. I tried to install them again, and restarted. The fonts are always gone.
I also notice that I have to update a lot of packages every morning (using yay). But they are not always the same packages, thus I've thought they may just update so frequently.
I've just started using Arch Linux 2 months ago, and I struggled a lot to install it. Therefore I think I might still leave a lot of errors and mistakes. I need some help please, thank you very much.
The problem is solved today somehow. Apparently, there were a lot of errors and warnings when I used pacman -Syu, and never read all of them. It has gone like that until now. Then, I got a conflict when updating packages, searched on Google, solved it, rebuilt all packages, and this problem is somehow gone as well.
I'm using docker-compose to create two containers connected between them. (the images are php5.6-apache and mysql).
Everything is running OK. my problem is when i want to start working. i cant see the typical errors in php. (i always worked on xampp). i've seen a lot of documentation how to enable the debugs but i cant find a solution. I tried to find php.ini but apparently it is not in the apache container. I tried to install xdebug as the documentation...
anyone know how to do it?
I need to do it in php 5.6 as my application doesn't work with newer versions.
Hello I have a problem using latest vim with omnicompletion while editing a file that is located remotely on ftp. :e ftp-address//it just hangs on "searching" and then outputs that it is missing a file after along time, the second time i try VIM crashes,
i've tried to look up on :help and googled but it does not seems to be a common problem. But I would like any suggestions on it.
While using it localy it works great.
thanks in advance.
to whom this may interest.
After searching and consulting I've found that this happened because of vim trying to find information on the server which took a long trip back and fourth for each file.
I've found another setup for windows who works well:
There is a program called winSCP.
it isn't the only one but this does it's jobs perfectly.
anyway it has a feature to sync any changes done in a local directory and upload it to the FTP server.
i used all vim features locally and it works fast and good :)
I have a DotNetNuke Module created in DNN 4.9.2. It runs fine on my dev machine but when I post it to the live server, I just get a blank screen, well my skin with no content.
I have installed and then uninstalled, then reinstalled the module, same issue.
I must be overlooking something. Can anyone outline some ideas on how to trouble shoot this issue. I have done the following:
Check code - exact match
Check DNN Event Log - clean
Look for errors - none
Restart Site - same issue
Check Windows Logs - clean
Bang Head against desk - same issue, although now I have a headache
Any other ideas would be great
Make sure that the "Mode" selection at the top of the control panel isn't on Layout.
Are you running as an administrator? Otherwise, do you know that the user has rights to see the module?
The answer was a bug in my code. The reason I didn't see an error was because that an xslt file path was wrong and it didn't kick in my try catch. I corrected the path and violà.