mac connection issues
go to KeyChain Access. If you are using certificate for connection, there may be extraneous entries in the “login” section (left hand side). Remove them.
go to KeyChain Access. If you are using certificate for connection, there may be extraneous entries in the “login” section (left hand side). Remove them.
/etc/hosts.deny ALL: 23.234.61.51 (substitute all for whatever daemon name)
When you try to login to mysql with a newly created user, you may get: ERROR 1044 (42000): Access denied for user Try to ensure the user’s been granted sufficient privileges for the database. For example, create databases db; create user ‘blah’@’localhost’ with password ‘password’; grant all privileges on db.* to ‘blah’@’%’; <—–IMPORTANT. […]
with default config, you get 404 when accessing http://localhost/server-status with mod_status enabled. Try adding: RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !=/server-status to .htaccess. i.e. only do the rewrite thing if request isn’t for server-status. so your .htaccess would look like this: # Pass all requests not referring directly to files in the filesystem to # index.php. Clean URLs […]
start mysql prompt with –default-character-set=utf8 option, like: mysql -u root -p -h –default-character-set=utf8
To format var_dump properly with nested arrays and such, put <pre> <?php var_dump($blah); ?> </pre>
https://www.youtube.com/html5 Click enable html5 player. Now player will have speed option under settings icon.
Seems like sina weibo removed or is hiding their rss -> auto post functionality from their settings page. Well, the link to do that is here: http://www.weibo.com/tool/bloglink
I use verizon moto x with tmobile sim on kitkat. Don’t know if any of this matters. When making call, dialer immediately dies. no call can be made.. setting -> more -> wireless & networks -> network mobile settings -> preferred network mode, instead of global choose lte/gsm/umts. All is good.
If vi shows garbled unicode/utf-8 characters Put in ~/.vimrc : :set encoding=utf-8 :set fileencodings=utf-8 To debug vi, check ~/.vminfo which is generated each time vi starts. It shows your encoding, etc.