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I have an old php application, which I think I used either a package for laravel on Mac or some sort of dist setup using Docker on Windows. Either way, it does not have the necessary files/setup that is automated using composer such as you did. Can you go over how to prepare a project from scratch (not downloading from laravel) so that it will load properly on localhost?
Hi, how can I run via PHPStorm terminal symbolic link folder on Ubuntu and open files in PHPStorm with the possibility of running the sail command in the terminal after? (wsl2) ~/Projects > (windows) ~/Projects
Thanks for the video. Great information. Question? I get a message in VS Code. It does not like the Projects file being in windows. Message: This workspace is on the Windows file system (/mnt/). For best performance, we recommend moving the workspace to the Linux file system (~/home). Any thoughts? Thanks
Great video, thank you for sharing! For anybody wondering, you can still follow along without the symlink to a Window file system directory, serving the files in WSL, from WSL, with a few minor adjustments along the way. Microsoft's documentation for WSL states that they "recommend against working across operating systems with your files, unless you have a specific reason for doing so" for the fastest performance and speed. Are there any major consequences of this? I don't yet know.
I'm experiencing the 'FORBIDDEN' issue that other people have faced. I gave execute permissions to my user chmod +x /home/myuser as suggested in the comments and this indeed solved the issue but I don't why. Can someone please explain why this works? Is it safe giving execute permissions to /home/myuser? If not safe or simply a bad practice is there a better solution?
So you didn't do any additional settings but when you installed Apache you instantly got the test website at your localhost in Windows? What if I also have Apache installed in Windows and it is running as a service on localhost domain, what will happen then?
I have windows xampp installed too but manual start. I just don't start the windows apps unless I need to use it then I stop the wsl Apache n MySQL. Xampp includes mariadb (MySQL) which I didn't start. Downloaded heidisql on Windows and connect to WSL mariadb for a GUI interface
For those experiencing "FORBIDDEN" issues, simply type "cd" to return to your user's initial home directory and then go back one folder using "cd ../". After that, execute the command "chmod +x youruser".
@@minihohtis5906 hello friend, i don't know because I'm newbie in linux, but here is answer fro askubuntu forum: chmod +x on a file (your script) only means, that you'll make it executable. Right click on your script and chose Properties -> Permissions -> Allow executing file as program, leaves you with the exact same result as the command in terminal. If a file you want to change permissions on is located within the systems directory you may need to be root, like so: (be careful, while using sudo command)
read line by line follow execution following routes existing states step debugging refactoring code standard using framework OOP patterns automate tests
I wonder if we exit out of docker desktop, will WSL2 release the resources it had consumed during the session (in this case, there were 2 docker demo being ran)? Which process controls the system resources consumption when running the containers - is it docker desktop or WSL2? And how to control the availability of the resources (aka preventing the run away situation when no resources is left on the host computer & system hangs while running docker projects)?
Am I just stupid? At this point I just feel like I'm stupid. I try so hard to follow execution, make sense of traversing code paths and understanding what things are doing but where there is a lot of it's like I'm lost in a maze and I get overwhelmed.. I've been programming for 6+ years and I still get hung up on this and it's really disheartening, Almost to the point of making me want to quit the industry feeling as I'm not cut out for it.
pretty good, except I'm trying to figure out how to "save" at minute 11. you sort of assumed people knew how to do that. google isn't being of much help either.
