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I am trying to publish a file on my ipfs node. In order to do so I use the following commands:
ipfs add someFile.txt
// added <someHash> someFile.txt
ipfs name publish <someHash>
// Published to <notPeerID>: /ipfs/<someHash>
I get the weird behavior that ipfs name publish does not use the peerID to publish the file to. It is not the peerID ipfs id returns. Also does not look like a normal ipfs hash either, it does not start with 'Qm' but 'k'. Anyone have an idea what I could try to fix that?
As of go-ipfs 0.7, IPNS paths encode the key name as a base36 CIDv1 (k...) instead of base58 (Qm...).
You can read more about this here - there's a section on exactly this change: https://blog.ipfs.io/2020-09-24-go-ipfs-0-7-0/
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For example, I have an index.html for the project.
I'd like that whenever I build the project, it's automatically copied to the public project. Is there a built-in way to achieve this?
There is a built-in hook to copy (and potentially modify) a HTML file.
In can be configured in your build config via
:build-hooks
[(shadow.html/copy-file "src/html/index.html" "public/index.html")]
All paths are relative to the project root. This only copies that specified file, nothing else. You could write your own hook to copy more or just use a separate command to copy the files manually.
I typically just put all the files in their "final" place from the start and just have a public/js folder or so that is git-ignored that I can delete and will be recreated when I build my CLJS. That way there is no need to copy anything to begin with. ;)
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I have a VirtualBox virtual machine that I wanted to rename. I tried by editing my config file, and when that broke things, I searched and found you don't want to be editing VirtualBox configuration files with Vim: you only want command line and GUI files.
I have what I am pretty sure is the exact disk, unmodified apart from possibly having the UUID changed from a VirtualBox command line files.
How can I create / restore / modify / ... a virtual machine with VirtualBox that will have my .vdi file as its disk?
You should be able to create a new Virtual Machine and set the .vdi as its hard disk.
https://blogs.oracle.com/oswald/importing-a-vdi-in-virtualbox
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Which unix directory should I navigate to before I can issue:
service mysql start
Can I do it from any directory? I don't have a 'mysql' folder under /var/lib
Technically you could do it from anywhere. You're actually calling service first, which is available anywhere. The important thing is that you must have mysql installed, or else it won't find the service that you want to start
Your daemon had to be in the /etc/init.d directory
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How can I get my OpenShift URL http://stats-lebronjamesstats.rhcloud.com/ to show as lebronjamesstats.com. I bought the domain name from Godaddy and setup forwarding and a CNAME record that has subdomain www point to stats-lebronjamesstats.rhcloud.com. I also ran the alias OpenShift commands:
rhc alias add stats lebronjamesstats.com
rhc alias add stats www.lebronjamesstats.com
I CAN'T do forward with masking because that breaks in browsers. Thanks for your help!
Dusty
Was able to get a cname record for www to point to my OpenShift url and then do forwarding from lebronjamesstats.com to www.lebronjamesstats.com WITHOUT masking. All HTTP request now resolve to www.lebronjamesstats.com. I could use a third party redirector to get lebronjamesstats.com to show in the URL box. I might pursue this later.
Basically you'll need to add an "alias" to your application via the rhc command line tool or through the web console. Here's two resources that will show you how to do that step by step:
https://www.openshift.com/blogs/domain-names-and-ssl-in-the-openshift-web-console
https://www.openshift.com/blogs/custom-url-names-for-your-paas-applications-host-forwarding-and-cnames-the-openshift-way
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I have downloaded an extension for chrome, but When I try to add it to chrome I get an error: "This can only be added from the Chrome Web Store".
What should I do?
Espicially I want to add "Chrome Remote Desktop" from here. I downloaded it from This Site.
I tried both answers but I still get the same error.
follow these steps
1) Unzip the .crx (it is ZIP format) into a new directory
2) Remove or rename _metadata/ subdirectory, if present
3) In Chrome browser url type:chrome://extensions/
4) Check on Developer mode.
5) Select "Load unpacked extension..." and select the directory from 1)