May
04
2019
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Drupal nodeaccess grants missing
By david.mcmeans
Assume you've just installed your certificate from LetsEncrypt and you want to verify that the thumbprint you see in your browser matches the value in the certificate itself.
Note that certificate thumbprint, fingerprint and serial number are all the same thing.
From the browser, we can see that the cert is using sha1 for the thumbprint.
The path to the cert provided by LetsEncrypt would be something like
My laptop came pre-installed with a trial version of McAfee anti-virus software. Since my employer got hit with the qbot trojan I was concerned that it might have spread to my personal laptop so I decided to refresh it, which brought back all the pre-installed software including McAfee. In light of the qbot incident I decided to leave McAfee alone this time.
After a couple days I opened my laptop and wanted to work on a project. After 10 minutes waiting for the machine to become usable, watching Task manager and all of the McAfee processes, I decided this wasn't working out.
Getting this error saving a node with a newly added user reference. The userid is 2353. Users with lower numbers add fine. Seems to be only users with high userIDs.
https://www.drupal.org/project/entityreference_view_widget/issues/2286455
Seems to be related to the entity selection settings.
Changed to not performing sorting. This fixes the issue.
When I right-click to save my BIRT pdf, it comes up with the report name for the filename, but has no extension.
This can be caused by specifying the report format in all caps. If you have &__format=PDF try changing it to &__format=pdf.
For some reason, after an update involving Maven, my Maven dependencies disappears from the Web deployment settings.This leads to a variety of very of errors when I try to start the Tomcat project that look like very basic resources missing.
Press Alt-Enter on the project and select Deployment assembly.
Elements 7.x-1.5+0-dev
CER 7.x-3.0-beta1+3-dev
When CER listing has extra Select all checkbox in header, comment out the indicated line in elements.module.
Drupal 7 stack trace
//$e = new \Exception;
//$trace = var_dump($e->getTraceAsString());
//$trace = $e->getTraceAsString();
//$formatted_trace = str_replace('#', '<br />#',$trace);
//drupal_set_message($formatted_trace);
//drupal_debug($e->getTrace());
//debug_print_backtrace(DEBUG_BACKTRACE_IGNORE_ARGS);
After an unexpected shutdown, your mysql dastabase files might need to be recovered.
https://www.a2hosting.com/kb/developer-corner/mysql/repairing-mysql-data…
Database datafiles for mysql are typically in /var/lib/mysql, one folder for each schema so long as you have innodb_file_per_table set.
[mysqld] innodb_file_per_table=1
The mysql log file can be found at /var/log/mysql/error.log.
Check each database with
mysqlcheck my_database
