adb-cli | A nodejs wrapper for adb to enable multi device support | Android library
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A nodejs wrapper for adb to enable multi device support
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- Get parameters for program
- Run specified command .
- Spawns a program
- Sets the current phone number
- Starts the server .
- Outputs a message to the console
- Exit process
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QUESTION
I got a python3 script that should connect to a mariadb. I need to encrypt the traffic. When I connect via mariadb-CLI then I succed.
But when i run my script I'll get:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-14 at 20:35The key and cert parameter are the wrong way around.
It should be: ssl_key= /./.../key.pem ssl_cert= /./.../cert.pem
QUESTION
I deployed an nginx ingress controller on my google cloud platform cluster based on this tutorial: https://cloud.google.com/community/tutorials/nginx-ingress-gke All test images works fine but whenever I deploy my own Dockerfile image I get a 503 response.
- /hello,/coffee & /tea have test images and are working fine
- /bob have a costumed Dockerfile images
Dockerfile
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-03 at 11:33Make sure servicePort
defined in the ingress matches with the port
defined in bobtest-1
service and the service's TargetPort
matches with the containerPort
defined in the pod spec.
Another thing to note here is that there is probably nothing being served at path /bob
. But nginx by default will send traffic to the /bob
as defined in the path
. To avoid that you can add below annotation in the ingress resource.
QUESTION
I have a docker-compose file as below and an app.docker file for php. When I run this on my laptop everything works fine.
When I run this on my main PC the RUN command in the app.docker file does not run. I have to CLI onto the php instance and run it manually.
Any ideas as to why?
docker-compose.yml
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-03 at 22:09Docker caches 'layers' to save repeatedly regenerating them.
RUN
is one of the Dockerfile commands that generates layers and so Docker Engine will cache this layer and thus not re-RUN
the command if it exists and is unchanged.
I copied your Dockerfile and built it twice. Here's the 2nd run:
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