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Ive got to access the admin in local, but when I try to access the Front it sends me to the original website instead. Is something related to having the website in 2 languages, which in this case the website needs to decide where to redirect you and then it sends me to the published website instead of the route in localhost, because when I use the localhost mentioning the /en/ in the url, it keeps me in local

My server is a PC set up with ubuntu server 22.04.2, Apache, MariaDB and PHP 7.3 for my Prestashop 1.7.7.2. This equipment is connected to the same router than the computers from I try to acces on the local network.

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I cant find where is the problem. I thought it could be W11 but when I try to access from a laptop with Linux the situation is the same. Firewall is running on the server but http, httpd and all necessary ports are open and as I mentioned I can access without problem to phpmyadmin and Apache is serving virtual hosts, no Apache error logs..

Puting special attention to phpMyAdmin: to access, I input ' ' on EGDE explorer and I get the login access window. After I log in, in the label of the explorers tab I can read '192.168.1.39/localhost | phpMyAdmin 5.2.1' . In the explorers address bar is displayed '192.168.1.39/phpmyadmin/index.php?route=/&route=%2F'

Recently, we have been trying to implement a Portal for ArcGIS Server 10.7.1 instance in our infrastructure but we've stumbled in an issue with our NGINX reverse proxy service. Currently, on my Windows Server machine I can access my Portal trough the address: -q0ejvg3fcqh.arcgis.local:7443/arcgis/home/index.html, but whenever I try to access it via my machine fixed local IP like so: :7443/arcgis/home/index.html I get redirected to -q0ejvg3fcqh.arcgis.local:7443/arcgis/home/index.html, my machine name and domain.

I need to be able to access my Portal from it's server local IP address so I can forward it's ports to the internet via my NGINX server, how could I accomplish that? Currently, I don't have any Web Adaptor installed and would really like to remain using my NGINX alone, due to company restrictions.

Any help will be very appreciated,

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Your question is a bit confusing, but I am assuming - you are first doing 'ssh' to find out which files or rather specifically directories are there and then again on your local computer, you are trying to scp 'all' files in that directory to local path. you should simply do scp -r.

BOTH Server and Client, otherwise you will encounter this kind of (weird)error message on your client: scp: command not found or something similar even though though you have it all configured locally.

Your choice of a local server program will primarily depend on which operating system you run on your computer. There are a couple that work on multiple operating systems, and all will give you a solid local development environment.

Correspondence between the project root folder, the folder on the server to copy the data from the project root folder to, and the URL address to access the copied data on the server. This correspondence is called mapping.

Of course replace the bracketed [source file], [username] and [destination server] to match your local settings. So if the file was cool_stuff.txt and your username on the remote sever is sanjeev and the destination sever is example.com, the command would be:

That command would copy the remote file cool_stuff.txt to whatever local directory you are in. And if you are doing this with multiple files, just use a wildcard (*) like you would for a normal cp command.

Also, the . just indicates the immediate directory path; such as the one you are in right at the moment you run the command or the immediate path that the remote user on the destination server has. But you could also specify a path like /this/path/right/here in the local to remote example:

Now if the remote server does not allow SSH and only SFTP, then SFTP is the way to go. But scp is very useful when you want to just toss a file and not do the whole SFTP process manually from the command line.

I can successfully ssh my local pc to remote server in a different network.But reverse is not working (server to local pc).I need to transfer the large files from server to my local pc and for that I wanted to use scp but before that I think first step is to get the ssh working.please guide.

You do not need the server to ssh into your pc to send files from the server to your PC. All you need to do is enter what @steeldriver said in his comment (which was to use scp user@server:/path/to/bigfile somewhere/on/pc/).

So the destination has a unique location, accessible from any ip, but the local machine IP address is masked (not exposed) to the entire internet, and that is the reason why you can't ssh from the remote server to your local machine.

But these versions do not allow us to use the local storage of the server running the application. For the Logseq instance deployed on their own servers that makes sense, of course. But for a self-hosted instance it would not just be convenient, but be logical.

Storing the files on the server means that self-hosted Logseq can be a direct competitor to Roam (and a lot of the others), but with all the upsides of open-source, active development and local control.

Other than the self-hosted part, when I was first introduced to logseq, it was entirely browser-based. I would go to logseq.com from any device when- and wherever a thought occurred to me, jot it down, go to another device, expand on the thought, and everything was backed up silently to github behind the scenes in glorious, plain markdown.

I am also interested. I often want to take notes on work computer that do not allow installation of software or browser filesystem access

Relevant discussion: Logseq in docker - ability to open directory on server logseq/logseq Discussion #7841 GitHub

If the web address path starts with file:// followed by the path to the file on your local hard drive, a local file is being used. In contrast, if you view one of our examples hosted on GitHub (or an example on some other remote server), the web address will start with http:// or https://, to show that the file has been received via HTTP.

If you only need HTML, CSS and JavaScript, and no server-side language, the easiest way may be to check for extensions in your code editor. As well as automating installation and set-up for your local HTTP server, they also integrate nicely with your code editors. Testing local files in an HTTP server may be one click away.

Note: Older versions of Python (up to version 2.7) provided a similar module named SimpleHTTPServer. If you are using Python 2.x, you can follow this guide by replacing all uses of http.server with SimpleHTTPServer. However, we recommend you use the latest version of Python.

I have a virtual server instance on a cloud with Ubuntu 18.04 running on it which has public ip 123.456.789.100 (dummy ip here). I installed OpenVPN server which has added private ip of virtual server instance as 177.23.232.1 (dummy ip here). I connected my local machine to vpn and got ipv4 address 177.23.232.3 (dummy ip here). I am able to ping server to my local machine as they are in the same vpn and I am able to ping server on 177.23.232.1

I have hosted XAMPP server on local machine(windows) and I want if a client goes to 123.456.789.100 then it should internally route the traffic to my local machine as its active and i am able to ping.

When I'm connected to the Internet I prefer to run on SASApp server but when I'm not connected I prefer to run ont local server installed on my laptop. Of course I could go and switch between server in each and every program, but it would be very covenient if this could be done in just one place.

Hello, prompt please as it is possible to set or change Auth Token on the local server. The thing is that I installed a local blynk server on the new hardware, and used the barcode of my project to transfer, but the tokens have changed, and there is no easy access to the devices at the moment. Saw this subject [Custom Auth Token] but I did not understand where and how to change the token.

Thank you, I understand how to change the auth token on my NodMCE, ESP devices in the code, but access to them is difficult, and I have not provided the ability to fill sketches over wifi. The task to change the automatically generated token-local server on the old

Ideally, we would have a situation where the files are stored on our local server, and when a client in our network requests access, they download the file directly from that server, without going through the cloud as an intermediate.

My experience with scenarios as described (mobile, desktops, servers) it might work with 1 to 5 people but not with a lot of people or if you start to scale this. Sooner or later you will run in to Byzantine fault.

The server can attach the new file to the master file and update the master records from there. And detach the updated db-file when done.

It actually sounds like that might work and it might actually be a bit faster to just run some SQL to copy the changed data within one sqlite db object. 006ab0faaa