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Andrew Fletcher
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The error you're encountering indicates an issue with the ffi gem during the CocoaPods update. The error message suggests trying to run the gem pristine command to fix it.
Using terminal - run the following command:
gem pristine ffi --version 1.16.3This command will attempt to restore the ffi gem to its pristine state, resolving any issues with its extensions. After running this command, try running pod update again
pod updateIf you encounter any permission issues, you might need to use...
Andrew Fletcher
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These steps are for Drupal 8 and 9.
Export your database
Order here is...
Andrew Fletcher
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By default the maximum file upload size is set to 2MB. It is not a...
Andrew Fletcher
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Goal: I want to download a table list to a txt or csv file.
Initially, as a root...
Andrew Fletcher
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On your local OSX environment using Terminal or iTerm you can create a MySQL...
Andrew Fletcher
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This article assumes that you are running Docker and Lando already. Don't meet this... have a read through the following page "Building a Drupal or Laravel instance on OSX using Lando and Docker" for more.
I'll be using the following: .lando.yml file:
name: alpha
recipe: drupal9
config:
webroot: web
Lando info
Lando provides a suite of useful tools, but for now I will focus on one command info
lando infoThis command exposes information about our running containers or “services”...
Andrew Fletcher
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Getting Started with Cocoapods
Installation
Built with Ruby, Cocopods is...
Andrew Fletcher
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Running Docker and attempting to install a web proxy environment where I'm...
Andrew Fletcher
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Working on an Azure server I ran a mysqldump command to generate a copy of the...
Andrew Fletcher
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When attempting to backup mysql using the mysqldump command
mysqldump -u root...
Andrew Fletcher
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How to Create New MySQL User
Before you can create a new MySQL user, you need to open a terminal window and launch the MySQL shell as the root user. To do so, enter the following command:
sudo mysql –u root –por rather than typing sudo each time you can enter:
sudo su
mysql -u root -pIn either scenario next type in the root password and press Enter.
The prompt will change to
mysql>
Database list
Can you view the list of databases on the server using the following command:
SHOW...
Andrew Fletcher
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The generally accepted answer to a mysqldump is:
mysqldump -h [host] -u...
Andrew Fletcher
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To add ejabberd and run MYSQL to the server I needed to update the server...
Andrew Fletcher
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Today while in Terminal, I ran a regular script pod update. However, this...
Andrew Fletcher
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The starting point is to read through and follow the notes outlined on the...