snapweb | Beautiful and functional interface for snap management
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Beautiful and functional interface for snap management
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- create download progress bar
- Display power info .
- show device information
- Picks a timezone from a offset .
- Convert snap to a snapshot .
- returns a copy of the browserify bundle
- Show the description
- Generates splash banner banner .
- Bundle the shim module .
- Generates settings settings .
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QUESTION
I'm following https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.1/topics/auth/customizing/#a-full-example , to create user with email as username.
I'm also create a one-to-one relationship, with a profile
table. The profile
table contains a API key column
I looks at the user
table and profile
table. Both of them looks fine. If I have 3 records in user
table, I will only have 3 records in profile
table, as they are one-to-one relationship.
However, when I look login into admin page. Things doesn't sound right. Each user is associated with 2 API keys. The first API key seem to be a random generated value, another API key is a valid API key from DB.
Here's the current database.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-23 at 21:01You have to change the attribute verbose_name = Profile
in your InlineModelAdmin
and use a string instead. Edit: Also, you should let the function __str__
as you had before:
QUESTION
I had tried to setup static files in Django but failed.
I have the following directory structure
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-12 at 19:07First, you seem to be missing the django distinction between apps and the project (given you have named your project "app"). The project is what has manage.py
and settings.py
. The apps are what have models.py
files.
Given you are using static files from the admin app as well as your own, you are going to need to do some restructuring. Django is looking for static files in STATIC_ROOT
. In a "proper" setup, you're supposed to put static files in directories specific to your apps (as opposed to your project). The project static file (pointed to by STATIC_ROOT
should have nothing you defined in it since that's where Django is going to put all your files when you run collectstatic
.
Try moving your static folder to be a subdirectory of your app folder ("web/static") and running collectstatic
.
See the docs for more info.
QUESTION
I tried to have a very minimal setup, to dockerize Laravel app. Even the nginx able to forward the request to Laravel container, I'm still getting GET /index.php" 404
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-23 at 11:04I think you are missing the php-fpm.conf configuration file, mine looks just like a standard one with some changes:
error_log = /proc/self/fd/2
allows you to usedocker logs
daemonize = no
include=/etc/php/7.1/fpm/php-fpm.d/www.conf
www.conf
which I include in the bottom of php-fpm.conf
standard one with changes:
listen = 9000
Dockerfile
:
Obviously I copy the php-fpm.conf and www.conf (I use php:7.1.14-fpm-jessie
)
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