I am looking to hash a password in core 2. I would like to use something like bcrypt, however, I am struggling to find any core implementations.
Try my nuget package:
https://www.nuget.org/packages/BCrypt-Core/
Install-Package BCrypt-Core -Version 2.0.0
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I used mongodb version < 4. Now I needed to install mongodb on ubuntu 22, the easiest way was to install version 6.0.3
But now some of the functionality does not work, for example
db.listCollections()
-There were no problems, but after upgrading to mongodb6.0.3 - it does not work. I read that it is advised to use
db.getCollectionNames()
Are these functions interchangeable? Is there no difference between them?
And is it possible to make db.listCollections() work in version 6.0.3?
I read here that many functions are already outdated in version 5
db.listCollections() was a convenience wrapper in the legacy shell.
To get the same behavior in mongosh, use the listCollections database command, like
db.runCommand("listCollections")
Is there a way to use the Legacy Mongo PHP Driver from PECL with PHP7? Maybe unofficial fork with PHP7 support or compile/modification instruction...
There is an alternative if you really need to use any bundle or library with strong dependencies on php mongo legacy driver, it's called "alcaeus:mongo-php-adapter". It provides an ext-mongo library on top of mongo-php-library (sic).
https://github.com/alcaeus/mongo-php-adapter
If you face any problem with composer related with the absence of legacy driver (Famous message "The requested PHP extension ext-mongo * is missing") you can fix it adding that to composer.json
"provide": {
"ext-mongo": "1.6.12"
},
In this case may be you want to take a look to this thread (same situation but with heroku): https://github.com/alcaeus/mongo-php-adapter/issues/67
No, the legacy driver does not support PHP7. Here's the commit and the JIRA Ticket where this was officially finalized.
The new PHP MongoDB driver can be found in PECL here (or GitHub).
To install, just:
pecl channel-update pecl.php.net
pecl install mongodb
echo "extension=mongodb.so" >> `php --ini | grep "Loaded Configuration" | sed -e "s|.*:\s*||"`
The documentation for the new driver can be found here. I'd like to include a note from the documentation:
Ultimately, this extension is not intended to be used alone. Users should considering using this driver alongside one or more userland PHP libraries, such as mongo-php-library.
The new mongodb driver / PHP extension is a lot more low-level than the legacy mongo driver, and you are encouraged to use a higher-level library on top of the driver rather than using it directly in your code.
The Mongo PHP Library (releases) is the official high-level library for PHP, and it's what is recommended to use in your projects. It's still in Beta, but this still seems to be the safest and most-future-proof path forward with PHP7.
Edit: The Legacy Mongo Driver is no longer active at all.
I've been searching for a while and I cannot find an easy solution for building an install package on linux for a perl application I've built. My application is a mojolicious application and I am using DBIx::Schema. I need to accomplish the following;
import my DB schema into a database
check for and install any missing perl modules
copy my actual application to a location.
possibly set my application to run as a service.
This is rather trival on windows, but I can't seem to find a clean solution to do this on Linux. Is the easiest approach to just write another perlscript to do the install?
thanks.
Try to use Rex or checkout this SO question Is there a Perl or Lua alternative to Capistrano?.
To deploy your DBIx::Class::Schema you can use $schema->deploy in an install script. It uses SQL::Translator to generate the SQL statements for your RDBMS of choice.
Another possibility to generate the SQL statements in the app build process and store them in text files per supported RDBMS using $schema->deployment_statements.
Many people package their apps like CPAN modules so they can't be installed using the CPAN toolkit apps like cpan, cpanminus or cpanplus.
I want to know what is the easy and simple way to access mysql database.
I'm using Windows. Also I should be able to easily install using Active Perl's perl package manager.
Install DBI and DBD::mysql
For DBD::mysql for ActiveState, have a look at :
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/activestate-perl.html
and
http://code.activestate.com/ppm/DBD-mysql/
As M42 has said, DBI and DBD::mysql should be the basis of any work that needs to talk to a MySQL database.
But I'd go further than that and recommend that you look at DBIx::Class as an easy way to get data from (and into) a database.
Is there a CPAN module that can automate the famous ollydbg debugger?
If yes, could someone provide such module and some tutorials/documentaitons/example about it?
Googling brings up this:
http://www.openrce.org/downloads/details/220/OllyPerl
Note that it's from 2005 and provides this description:
Perl scripting for the OllyDbg API, Alpha-quality code, use at your own risk. Requires ActivePerl.
Also included in package is wavediff.pl, a PoC implementation of binary difference analysis via phase cancellation.
YMMV but the author still blogs & twitters.