I can see on the demo site options for read/write on share files.
However my local server gives the following options:
How to enable "can edit" "can share" ect...
Thnx
The issue was apparently a browser-side issue. No hint/log found from the community, I guess this is a rare case.
No fix found, closing.
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I made a draft of a Wordpress website on localhost using XAMPP. I made a database for it using MySQL. I'm ready to upload to BlueHost. I understand that means I need to save the database as a single .sql or .sql.zip file.
I keep getting the "...\UAywaMh-.sql.part could not be saved, because the source file could not be read" when I try to turn the database into an .sql file that I can upload to BlueHost. BlueHost help says that the problem is not on their end. I've tried it in Firefox and Chrome. Chrome says "couldn't download."
I did leave the "New template" and "Existing template" fields blank. Is that it?
I know the name of the database I created and I was able to find it easily in https://localhost/phpmyadmin/ I don't think I have the wrong one.
How do I fix this so I can get my website live? Thanks!
UPDATE: On GitHub, someone described the same problem and said that patch #17447 fixes it, but I can't find the patch anywhere. https://github.com/phpmyadmin/phpmyadmin/issues/17445
UPDATE: A GitHubber responded! Turns out the answer is to update phpMyAdmin to version 5.20 or later! The first time I did this, I couldn't log in, but the trick is to copy over the config.something file!
Posting this so anyone in the future can find the solution.
The problem ended up being fixed by https://github.com/phpmyadmin/phpmyadmin/issues/17445 which was fixed in phpMyAdmin 5.1.4 and 5.2.0. It seems there was a related problem in PHP https://github.com/php/php-src/issues/8218 that caused download issues with some browsers.
Upgrading to the latest phpMyAdmin release was the solution.
As the title says. I was working on my typo3 site and tried installing the mmc_slideshow extension from the typ03 website. After clicking install an error appeared and now i can no longer access the live site. When I try to look at the /typo3 backend it is just the same error. It looks like the site is wiped. Is there anything I can do to get it back? I was able to see the files by looking into /typo3conf but it doesn't give me any editing options. The only thing i can think of is getting in through the hosting server.
Aside from the editing of typo3conf/PackageStates.php, which Mathias mentioned, you may need cleaning the cache (I don't remember the folder for sure, something like typo3temp/Cache/Code/? In doubt you may delete everything from /typo3temp/.)
Another option could be the Install-Tool where you might be able to disable failing extensions.
I get the ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS error just modules and products page on the prestashop admin panel. When i try to connect pages url is contain ...security/compromised.... I was changed the all modules names for the making disable. But its not help to me.
How can i fix? Which methods can I try?
Thanks
I have installed this version on my live server and noticed the same issue.
I had my shop enabled for SSL but not for all pages, soon as I enabled it for all pages my error went away.
Hope this helps
Check your PHP setting for session.save_path. It should be /tmp. Particularly if you've switched PHP versions around, it has a nasty habit of setting it to something like /var/cpanel/php/sessions/ea-php72/.
Try to regenerate the .htaccess with SEO/URL in admin.
try to disable and then to enable friendly url.
if that won'tt help please try to switch on the error in config/defines.inc.php ps_mod_dev in true
and please check out if you htaccess is generated
please send your htaccess
Whenever I try to open the debug perspective, I get this message and the problem is that it disappears immediately before I can even check deny or allow. I can run the program, but I cannot debug.
I run OS X 10.8.5
Things I tried, but all failed
I have tried to uninstall and install Eclipse, but that did nothing.
I tried adding Eclipse to my firewall exceptions and checked "allow incoming connection" in Security and Privacy, but that did nothing.
I have tried following the instructions mentioned here.
But no help at all.
One "security" tempering I didn't saw in the link you reference in your question is:
removing Eclipse from the firewall list of apps
removing Eclipse from the plist files.
A plist is a special kind of text file that contains properties the application and other resources, typically the OS, use to retain and reuse information needed to run the application.
plist is a file type and has many uses, typically storing user preferences, but, essentially, it is an XML file. You can look to see if there are any caches, which are typically plist files, for the applications in question in /Library/Caches and /System/Library/Caches.
Checking on that particular error message, it seems to be caused by issues with the firewall configuration. I am not sure if it will help, but I would verify that the program is allowed to access your network. Check in System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Firewall > Firewall Options. You should be able to allow your app to access the network from there. Hope this helps!
1) I'm try to access an svn repository with a url like this: svn://asdfasd.asdfasdf.edu/asdfasdf/asdfasdf.
When I do so, I get an error stating: "Authorization Failed." I know for a fact that the url is correct. And I just redownloaded subclipse.
How can I fix this?
2) I also want to change my user login information. I can't find anywhere to do this (including Google). I have a new Macbook Pro with Eclipse and subclipse.
How can I change the login data?
EDIT:
Really despearate for an answer on this one. Thanks.
1) You could post more error message (i.e. full copy of what is being displayed in your Eclipse console).
As it's unlikely that you've hit this kind of bug in Subclipse, for starters, please triple-check:
the address,
the port number,
your credentials.
You may also try the repository address without the trailing part - like svn://asdfasd.asdfasdf.edu/asdfasdf/ instead of svn://asdfasd.asdfasdf.edu/asdfasdf/asdfasdf (not sure how SVN behaves here, but might be worth a shot).
Also, what kind of SVN server is that? Can you possibly connect and log in via a web browser on the same address? Some servers (VisualSVN) support this - just paste the URL into your browser and see if there's a web interface. If yes, then you can make sure there if your credentials are valid.
2) If you want to change your username/password, I believe you need to have administrative rights to the SVN server. Please contact the administrator for that.