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In ubuntu, I tried in 2 same type of laptop this happens, but here's to solve rfkill list There should be soft blocked: yes sudo modprobe -r acer-wmi cd /etc/modprobe.d sudo nano blacklist.conf

install in ubuntu sudo apt-get install php-xdebug trouble No code coverage driver is available -> dont forget to install php-xdebug Install in intel mac pecl install xdebug Install in mac M1 file `which php` #mine is Mach-O 64-bit executable arm64 arch -arm64 pecl install xdebug #cd /opt/homebrew/etc/php/

Just to make it short this is just to make mailables markdown template, which has been useful to me. php artisan make:mail CreateOrder --markdown=mail.orders.created File app.mail.createOrder public function __construct($content) { $this->content = $content; } public function build() { return $this->from('[email protected]') ->subject(

This happens when I create Ubuntu live CD bootdisk then when i try to use the disk it only has 2MB of space. Fixed this in windows Windows R and type diskpart. type list disk type select disk X, type clean. type create partition primary. After this remove and insert

This just helps a lot on backing up database and app, this package is a simple backup was enough even thought you can backup to S3, Rackspace, dropbox and custom ftp. composer require spatie/laravel-backup Register Provider // config/app.php 'providers' => [ // ... Spatie\Backup\BackupServiceProvider::class, ]; php artisan vendor:publish --provider=

Learn a lot of Ruby and Rails from Teamtreehouse, Trying that Track on Rails to bad I didn't jot down from the beginning... Started from Basic HTML, JS, CSS, Database which was pretty damn long... From now on I will add all my followings tutorial to github and give links

Tried forgot password on my wordpress admin site then the error appear   your host may have disabled the mail() function The solution is sudo apt-get install sendmail sudo sendmailconfig Just use the default configuration sudo reboot If still doesn't work find your hostname hostname nano /etc/hosts 127.0.0.

Your PHP installation appears to be missing the MySQL extension which is required by WordPress. To install php5-mysql module enter: sudo apt-get install php5-mysql Next, restart the Apache2/Nginx web server: sudo service apache2 restart / sudo service nginx restart To verify if this worked correctly, create a new PHP file

I've been dealing with malware lately, somehow it's annoying and was about to do a clean install in my wordpress site. The thing is, it's always in my wordpress but not in my other custom made website frameworks and I installed it from the instant installation in my hosting which

I noticed some of my sites are redirecting by itself from mobile or ipads. I checked all my log nothing has been changed but there's something that's not been checked by my log, it's my .htaccess. Just delete them and we're good to go.