At Checkout page, when I click on continue button, it is not working.
When I press continue button, In console this error messages display.
Note: I concern with already submitted questions on Stackoverflow.
But not get any solution.
Same problem happened to me after an update. The continue button worked in the desktop view but not in the iphone theme
Solution: I replaced the file
/app/design/frontend/default/iphone/template/checkout/onepage/review/info.phtml
with a correct file (I took it from an old installation)
well, is not about the file but permissions, check that every folder has a 755 and files 644
try ssh
find . -type f -exec chmod 644 {} \;
find . -type d -exec chmod 755 {} \;
chmod +x mage
or if you are using cpanel, best to use filezilla to change it recursively
good luck
ivan Rojas
loom5.com
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I'm trying to make WSL2 work for my web projects development and this is driving me crazy!
Basically, i have two options.
1. Save my project files into c drive and access those with WSL (which makes the responses extremelly slow)
2. save my project files into /home/ which makes the project run super smooth, but i'm unable to edit those files with VSCode.
The error that is what follows:
Failed to save 'DefaultSeeder.php': Unable to write file 'vscode-remote://wsl+ubuntu-20.04/home/lucas/Projetos/API/src/database/seeds/DefaultSeeder.php' (NoPermissions (FileSystemError): Error: EACCES: permission denied, open '/home/lucas/Projetos/API/src/database/seeds/DefaultSeeder.php')
Here is another command to provide your user with sufficient permissions to write to files:
sudo chown -R myuser /path/to/folder
From https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-remote-release/issues/1008
Well, turns out I was being stupid and posted a stupid question.
After many hours trying to make this damn thing work, I was able to do so, by setting the ownership of the folder to my user.
Here is the shell snippet to change the ownership to the current logged in user:
$ sudo find /~~folder-path~~/ -type d -user root -exec sudo chown -R $USER: {} +~
This solved it for me
sudo find /home/ -type d -user root -exec sudo chown -R $USER: {} \;
I had the same problem and spent hours to find this working solution.
For me, it seems to be right one because it doesn't produce problems with 1. too generous file permissions sent to git afterwards and 2. change ubuntu config to fit windows environment (coupling to windows user).
I found the source of this solution on github. Thanks to saltazaur!
https://github.com/microsoft/WSL/issues/4260#issuecomment-729594527
Steps to solve the problem:
Reset (or reinstall) the Ubuntu distro via Windows "Programs and Features"
Note: If you have data in your home directory already, copy it to windows before
Open Ubuntu & follow initial setup (create user)
Add file "/etc/wsl.conf" with:
cd /etc
sudo touch wsl.conf
sudo nano wsl.conf
copy and paste the content from microsoft docs
save with CTRL+X > "Y" > ENTER
restart wsl (or windows, to be sure ;))
At next startup of ubuntu, the settings in wsl.conf will be applied.
The important part in this case is the following line:
options = "metadata,umask=22,fmask=11"
It sets, that all newly created files will use umask 22 (chmod 775) and fmask 11 (chmod 644)
This settings also applies for IDEs like VSCode & PHPStorm.
Happy coding - finally! ^^
In my case, I cannot edit/delete any file directly by File Explorer too, not just VSCode.
After opening Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS on Windows, run
sudo chown -R my_username my_folder
Note the my_username is the username in the Ubuntu.
This solves my issue.
I've managed to solve this issue as follows:
"Run as administrator" the VS Code
and then open folder -> locate the working folder.
It worked fine for me.
I have apparently messed up the permissions of my development environment and can no longer get the web site i'm working on to come up with localhost. There are a lot of files to fix and I do not want to have to try to fix them all manually through finder. Is there a way to fix them all at one time? I'm sure there is a command pompt I could use but I'm not that familliar with comman line.
I am on a Mac running OSX 10.9
Help please
This is an wasy one to fix, especially for wordpress permissions.
Open up a terminal (/Applications/utilities/terminal.app). You would then change directory to where you keep your development sites.
cd /path/to/where/you/keep/your/Site
Then issue the following two commands in you site's directory
find . -type d -print0 | xargs -0 chmod 755
find . -type f -print0 | xargs -0 chmod 644
This will recursively set permissions to what apache expects.
My Magento site that is consistently erroring out and giving me the report screen with the file name, but the file does not exist in the reports folder.
Also this folder have 777 permission.
what could be the cause of this issue.
Check permissions for the "var/cache" folder, it should be writeable to the system user running PHP. If yours is an Apache/mod_php installation, the user should be the same as in your Apache config (see User configuration directive).
Check the following folders:
var
var/log
var/report
var/cache
Just to test this, make sure all files and folders in Magento's "var" are accessible for the PHP user.
On Linux, your can do this by running:
#> cd /path/to/your/magento/folder/
#> find ./var -type f -exec chmod 666 '{}' ';'
#> find ./var -type d -exec chmod 777 '{}' ';'
Please note that 777 and 666 permissions are NOT recommended in production environment, as they represent a security threat. Please tune your permissions, for all Magento installation files and folders, in production environment.
I'm trying to upload a file to github and I keep getting this error when I type "git add ." or
"git commit -m 'message'" in command line (on mac os x 10.9). I am not sure what this means
'atal: Reference has invalid format: 'refs/Icon
Same problem I had with Google Drive. I simply deleted all the "Icon" files in my project folder, then, git works.
find . -name "Icon*" -type f -delete
In case you have a file named "Icon" something, use the command below will keep your own "Icon" file.
find . -type f \( -name "Icon*" ! -name "*.*" \) -delete
I had the same problem trying to push from Google Docs shared directory. When moved (and recreated) .git into local home, problem gone away.
The answer "Git fatal: Reference has invalid format: 'refs/heads/master'" mentions looking for "*conflicted*' files in .git
find .git -name '*conflicted*'
The OP confirms having done a similar operation.
The file I opened was in .git/refs/heads/ and had some weird text which didn't seem necessary
I would rather try and clone again the repo, report my modification (add, commit), and try to push again.
I downloaded a git repository from my Google Drive to a different computer and the folder icon looked as this one
And after running the following command mentioned by Yong (I've already upvoted)
find . -name "Icon*" -type f -delete
The icon of the folder became regular as follows
and problem got resolved. But this command can also delete some icons files being used on purpose so we need to get rid of the icon files being used for customising the folder/sub-folders icons. So a slightly modified command is as follows
find . -name Icon? -type f -delete
You can also change the google drive sharing option to OFF for all the folders - bit laborious but does remove the error as I just tried it.
I am using phpThumb on a client website, and as it is a very image heavy application the cache gets huge quick. Today the thumbs stopped working and I had rename the cache folder, as the folder was too big to delete via ftp. I renamed it cache_old and am trying to delete it now via ssh. I recreated the cache folder and everything worked fine again.
Since it seems it stops working when the cache folder is too full, plus just to keep the server tidy, I would like to setup a daily cron job to clear files from the cache folder. I have no idea how to do this though and haven't been able to find an answer yet..
The cache folder has a file in it called index.php which I assume needs to stay, plus a sub folder called source, which again has a file called index.php, again I assumed that needs to be there. So I need a command that will delete everything BUT those files.
Any guidance on how to set this up would be appreciated!
Thanks,
Christine
P.S. The site is hosted on DreamHost, and I have set other jobs up via there cronjob panel, and I do have SSH access if setting it up that way is easier. Cheers!!
it's possible to do this in one command but it's more obviously.
rm `find /path_to_cache_folder/ -type f | grep -v 'index.php'`
rm `find /path_to_cache_folder/source -type f | grep -v 'index.php'`
or in one cron job
rm `find /path_to_cache_folder/ -type f | grep -v 'index.php'` && rm `find /path_to_cache_folder/source -type f | grep -v 'index.php'`