
serpentdrive
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I've been scouring the web trying to find what I am missing to get this test application running for hours. I can successfully get a test connection to mysql, but not mssql (different connection methods). I used PDO for msql, but am trying to get ```odbc_connect()``` for mssql to work as the project I want to port over uses it everywhere. Config and tshooting below. This has to be something silly, right?
```dockerfile
FROM php:8.0-fpm
RUN apt-get update && apt-get install unixodbc unixodbc-dev vim -y
RUN docker-php-ext-configure pdo_odbc --with-pdo-odbc=unixODBC,/usr
RUN docker-php-ext-install pdo pdo_mysql pdo_odbc
RUN pecl install xdebug && docker-php-ext
I am having issues playing my courses. This is my first attempt at trying, so I have not had a working configuration that I know of. I have exhausted all my search results that claim they've fixed the issue for others, but they have not helped. Below are the things I have tried sofar, with reboots between each of the steps. I have verified the issue with multiple courses, and with both Chrome and FireFox. This is the first video playback issue I have had. Sites like Youtube work fine.
Used the Udemy troubleshooter
- Verified variable bitrate playback successfull
- Proved encrypted playback failure
Installed ubuntu restricted extras
sudo apt install -y ubuntu-restricted-extras
[EDIT: RESOLVED!]
Hello,
##Summary I am not at all well versed in Juniper, so I'm hoping this is something I am simply missing. My ex3300 was powered off for a few months and upon booting it up, it was stuck in a boot loop with file/soft update related errors. I made some attempts to resolve, but was unsuccessful. 6 hours of boot looping later, it lands me at the Amnesiac prompt.
##My questions How did this manage to recover, and how do I do it faster next time?
##Long Explanation if You Want it I have an EX3300 that as ran into an issue after losing power. This is a used switch, and has not been in action long. It is for home, not a business prod environment. I messed around with a bit
I am curious how everyone is handling this and how you are enjoying your solution. I've started looking to find options for syslog and trap receivers that have the following abilities:
- Visualization by node/customer to see things such as top talkers
- Translate the messages received (ie this OID means X)
- Apply business logic to the messages in general
- Modify or add to the messages, such as enriching the data via another data source
- Perform one or more actions when business logic dictates, such as a custom API call
- Discard messages instead of saving as defined by business logic
- Must be able to handle processing > 400 messages/sec
- Scaling that actually works.
Hi all! I am looking for some training, books, or other resources explaining sound distributed application design and execution for scalable services. I'm not worried about them being free, or programming language specific. I do have a Udemy business account, not that any of the courses on there are expensive. We can be talking Kubernetes microservices or applications that cluster (struggling to find the right word for this). I know there have to be some good ones out there, thanks!
I know this isn't the juicy week 8 bud shots we all love scrolling through, but I just wanted to share what I have been doing this year to keep my medical plant count within legal limits while still maintaining the diversity and dependability I desire. These two plants are currently preserving GG#4, Lucy, and Alien Wedding with more to come in the future. The rootstocks are both about a year old.
As far as I know there weren't any last year. I also highly doubt any motivation for them to be offered this year - but figured I'd ask anyway.
Normally I would spray with some pepper water to deter, but I heard that is bad for caterpillars. Apart from the obvious fence, what can we do to deter rabbits, and what could we use to mitigate/prevent pests that will not harm or deter the butterflies we are hoping to attract? Thanks!
I am in the process of running 2x 1-1/4" conduits from my server rack in the basement up into the attic to disperse out to various rooms of the top floor. I am looking to do this the most clean and professional way I can. My server rack is in the corner of the basement, so the run is along an exterior wall; there was no good alternative location for the run. I was planning on this being a straight shot up, but I have ran into a couple snags:
- The basement wall is inset about 10" from the exterior wall above it. This isn't a huge deal, but adds at best 90* of turn, and at worst 180*, depending on how I tackle it.
- Being in a corner, it also happens to be right where the roof slants. So,


