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@Peter Falkenberg Brown Hello Peter, I've not used this on a new site in a while (ie, not tested on a recent version of PW) but have no doubts the method works as presented above as I'm using on my own internal site to generate invoice numbers. The version of PW I am using there is 3.0.119. If your general approach is the same, (given what you wrote above, I can't tell for sure) then I think this could work for you. Best wishes, Steve

Hi Bernhard, Thanks for this. There is also Marc's FontAwesomePro module that might be similar.

Here are a couple more PW-related calendar options, courtesy of my secret project.

@Mikeinnc I think you have an error in the first line of your virtual host config. You posted that it has... <VirtualHost \*:80> I think it should be... <VirtualHost *:80> You will need to restart Apache after the edit.

Hi @Mikeinnc, I assume that if you do a ping processwire.test that it resolves to localhost? Also, have you checked for permission issues on the file system? Specifically, can the user account that Apache runs under actually access /var/www/html/Processwire? Finally, have you had a look in Apache's logfile for the site? (Should be something like /var/log/apache2/errors.log or something like it.) Best wishes

Hello @alex159753 Good to see you back again - I initially thought you were a spammer as your first post was a close fit to a very common pattern we see here as moderators. I am glad I was wrong! Regarding my points earlier, I wasn't aware your company was a startup and you have a fair point about certification. I don't know of any places doing online certified CCNA training, but you could look at itpro.tv as they might. However, that's not a free service, so if you do think of signing up with them do grab a sign-up code from somewhere like the Security Now podcast as that will give you a significant lifetime discount. Hope things work out for you in the startup. Best wishes, Steve

Hello @alex159753, I've redacted the link from your post as you are a newcomer to the forum. Questions... If you are working at a networking firm, surely they can advise you about professional qualifications. Does your firm have a policy about continuing professional development? I would have thought google or youtube would be good places to find answers to this question - are you looking for something more specific than either of those can provide?

While the PR list has been static for a long time, some of the PRs have been addressed and can actually be closed now - just not by me (eg see this one.) However, because the code repo is separated from the issues and requests repo, this makes the linkage a little diffucult to follow at times and some PRs that have been acted on are probably still open. If anyone spots PRs in this state, please ping the original author (or Ryan) on Github asking them to close the PR. I do see your p.o.v in that many of the PRs have not seen any action, and this may discourage potential contributors from posting any more PRs. Like this?..

If your PR addresses an issue, rather than a feature, then one approach to the logjam would be to post your Pull Request on processwire/proceswire as normal, but then to add a new issue on processwire-issues that links to it. I can then tag your issue as "contains a fix". Hopefully this will put it on Ryan's radar. I've done one example of how this might work: https://github.com/processwire/processwire-issues/issues/1016 Similarly, if you create a PR for a feature, then there is nothing preventing it being referenced by a new issue on processwire-requests. I really wish this were more frictionless, but it's all I can think of at the moment.

Hi @bernhard, @rjgamer Thanks for the comments - I share some of the frustration you are voicing - but I'm only able to handle issues on the processwire-issues and processwire-requests repos. I don't have admin rights on the main processwire code repo so I can't take any action on PRs, even if I wanted to. Perhaps we could invite @horst to also comment here as he is the only member of the community who I feel has been successful at having bulk code submissions adopted into Processwire.

Site/System admins: If you are running any PHP-based site on Nginx using the php-fpm back-end, please be aware of CVE-2019-11043 [see 1]. This vulnerability potentially allows remote code execution on your site by simply sending it a specially crafted URL. Nextcloud have released this page and suggest upgrading your versions of PHP immediately. Minimum safe versions of PHP are: 7.1.33 7.2.24 7.3.11 I heard of this from the Security Now podcast - but the bug has been around for a few days and there is exploit code on github. A brief read through the details of this in the Security Now show notes [3], alongside the Nginx configs posted here in the forum [4] makes me think that this is relevant, and the need to upgrade is pressing. Please note, this is not specifically a flaw in ProcessWire but some of the technology it can be run on. [1] https://meterpreter.org/cve-2019-11043-php-fpm-arbitrary-code-execution-vulnerability-alert/ [2] https://lab.wallarm.com/php-remote-code-execution-0-day-discovered-in-real-world-ctf-exercise/ [3] https://www.grc.com/sn/sn-738-notes.pdf page 9 [4]

@adrian Just a thought, could you go into GH and update your readme to point to the new code under @wbmnfktr's account and also your GH repo to "Archived"? Many thanks for the work you've put into this BTW.

Hi @rafaoski, thank you for the profile. The demo seems to be unavailable via the link above, would you be able to bring it back to life?

Hi Wouter, Can you be a little more specific about what's happening? Can you visit your site in the browser? If so, can you see the admin login page?

https://processwire-recipes.com/recipes/resetting-admin-password-via-api/

Those sound more like brands of toothpaste or mouthwash to me.

Other quick thoughts: If you fetch the page using curl/wget from the command line, is everything structured properly in the saved page body? Are your page results being cached or otherwise not being reloaded either in the browser or via one of PWs caches?

@creativejay Have you tried turning off all your browser extensions, then closing and reloading your browser? In the past, I've spent hours fruitlessly trying to track down insertions into a page. I looked in my templates, modules and js. I eventually found out it was the Grammerly browser extension.

Jens, this looks really nice! I like the to-do list as well.

@Sergio Thanks for posting those links! Anyone else?

@wbmnfktr Thank you, gleaned a lead from that old thread. Everyone; Still interested in seeing live PW sites running on Nginx, so please post if you know of any.

Can anyone point me to some PW sites that are live and use Nginx as part of the stack? A pointer to the forum member responsible would also be great.

Sorry, I have no regular script for this but mysqldump is good for creating a db.sql file that you can then store under git. You may be able to use something like a pre-commit git hook to automate the dump as part of your git workflow. https://github.com/DavidJRobertson/ProcessWire-ScheduleCloudBackups might be useful for live site backups - I've not used it myself. Wasabi is S3 compatible and much cheaper.

@OrganizedFellow Do think about backing up your drive now. If it's starting to fail, this could be an early warning for you.

This might help: