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  1. Both the front-end and back-end are like this.

    WHAT HAPPEN: i was on the back-end, entered some content for my Blog. I hit PUBLISH an BOOM, what is causing this?

    I am running Laragon on Win10Pro. Fortunately I have a backup of the database, i just imported it and the error is gone.

    Is my Laragon MySQL thing broke?

    Screenshot_2019-09-23 Screenshot.png

  2. 8 minutes ago, dragan said:

    Well, I'm not impressed.

    @OrganizedFellow Why was the reloading "always buggy"? Maybe you set it up wrong? I never encountered problems with Browsersync (with linting tools however, or when pulling from Git again, it's a different story - I have to restart Gulp several times a day - but never because of browser live reloading).

    WOW ? that's pretty crappy. I didn't know there was a limitation, as I did no RTFM, lol.

     

    I have always had a tough time getting Node + NPM to install, whether on Debian or Windows. I always end up cluttering my system with crap that doesn't work, so I don't really wanna go the Gulp route ?

  3. I've not coded a website in a few years and recently am taking on the task of rebuilding my church website. It's currently on Concrete CMS and of course, I will be redesigning & rebuilding entirely on ? ? ?

    in the past I had used Gulp to assist in my workflow: minify js, parse SCSS to CSS, and most importantly was the Live Reloading. However the reloading was always buggy and I spent more time trying to fix it than making actual progress ?

    So today I was searching for alternatives and I came across blisk.io. Currently working on this little project and knowing the live reloading is handled without any scripting on my part is a dream come true.

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  4. I have an old script that no longer works.

    My previous workflow was: prior to running git push, I would run a git alias that did a quick backup of the project, save with timestamp-filename, and then after successfully backing up, it would continue with git push to remote.

    That script is old and not working anymore. Rather than fix the script, I am wondering if anyone here has one they might share?!

  5. 6 hours ago, wbmnfktr said:

    Does that machine still exist?

    Tried using another git client another OS?

    The machine exists, but as an addicted DistroHopper, it's been wiped.

    Client? I use the command line.

     

    No worries amigo, I have accepted the loss and will restart the project again tomorrow ? LESSON LEARNED!

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  6. 13 minutes ago, netcarver said:

    Did you push this repo anywhere? Github, gitlab, bitbucket, co-worker's machine etc? If so, you can pull the state back from the remote.

    Edited to add, if there's corruption on your local drive, you might want to think about immediately backing up your data.

    Try running git fsck.

    no luck.

    i may have lost everything. damnit. next time, I should (and will) use remote git, i have both gitlab & github. Why I did not use them for my project? I DUNNO!

    pw-moregiterrors2.png

  7. 43 minutes ago, wbmnfktr said:

    Did you move the folder, upgraded the webserver, changed the PHP version or something of that kind?

    This was relocated from my other PC/workstation to another. Nothing LAMP related is different, they are both identical.

    I'm thinking something else is broken and may have to start over, as git is also throwing errors (see comment above).

  8. 22 hours ago, mwa said:

    @OrganizedFellow how did you learn server administration?

    Through years of trial-and-error my friend.

    I've been a Linux/Debian user for many years. I stopped using "traditional web hosts" about 6-7 years ago. When I first heard of Digital Ocean, Linode and all the others - I wanted to tinker and learn how to run my own server. At the time I didn't know how much I would enjoy it, nor how simple it would make my web development hobby.

    At the time I was using *buntu but without a LAMP setup. It was then that I started to get serious about coding.

    I can't tell you how many partitions and Windows dual-boot setups I ruined by learning, but here I am.

    Both my laptops run some distro. Thinkpad T420 with Debian stretch off a netinstall using i3wm and a little Acer Chromebook C720 running BunsenLabs but soon it will run Arch. My third ThinkPad will run either CentOS or Void, perhaps LFS (Linux From Scratch) if I can dedicate the time.

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  9. 4 minutes ago, mwa said:

    Also is setting up a virtualhost necessary for each new site setup?

    absolutely not.

    I just helps me to have a different URL on my development machine so i can have www.project1.webdev as a base install of PW, www.project2.webdev for another installation of PW, www.project3.webdev for playing with something else, etc.

    It just helps to keep everything separated instead of doing localhost/project1, localhost/project2, localhost/project3

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