
Meeting-Etikette: Verhaltensregeln für erfolgreiche Meetings
Posted on 11. November 2019 Comments

Posted on 11. November 2019 Comments
Posted on 4. November 2019 Comments
It doesn’t matter which queue system you’re using: Redis, a relational database such as MySQL or a cloud solution like AWS SQS ; you can always store failed jobs in a normal database table. This configuration is done in config/queue.php in the last array:
'failed' => [
'driver' => 'database',
'database' => 'default', // NOTE: connection, not database!
'table' => 'jobs_failed',
],
The key is to put in the connection name, not the database name for ‚database‘. If you don’t you will get the error message „Database default not configured“ every time a job fails instead.
Check out my Laravel Job Eloquent Models.
Posted on 31. Oktober 2019 Comments
If you’re having trouble using $browser->loginAs($user) it might be because the SESSION_DRIVER is set to array. So even this simple code will fail:
$this->browse(function (Browser $browser) { $browser->loginAs(User::first()) ->assertAuthenticatedAs(User::first()); });
Error: The currently authenticated user is not who was expected.
Failed asserting that two arrays are identical.
/vendor/laravel/dusk/src/Concerns/InteractsWithAuthentication.php:102 /tests/Browser/AuthTest.php:162 /vendor/laravel/dusk/src/Concerns/ProvidesBrowser.php:67 /tests/Browser/AuthTest.php:163
Write a .env.dusk.local (or where ever you’re starting the tests from) and use a persistent driver like SESSION_DRIVER=database or SESSION_DRIVER=file
Posted on 28. September 2019 Comments
Some pages have an extra screen before the real site appears, e.g. for age verification (like porn, for now anyways, or drug sites) or country/currency selection (like travel and big company sites). As far as I researched this, sometimes the selection is stored in a cookie, sometimes in Web Storage.
Crawling with Cookies is no problem with Guzzle.
But for example, at https://cannabis.wiki the age verification is stored in the Local Storage as you can see in the Chrome DevTools:
Using spatie/crawler we can inject a Browsershot (puppeteer) instance, that sets the localStorage key ageConfirmed through custom JavaScript:
$js = "localStorage.setItem('ageConfirmed', '1');";
$browsershot->setOption('addScriptTag', json_encode(['content' => $js]));
However, the code is only injected after the side is already loaded. Therefore we have to use JavaScript to reload the page:
$js = "localStorage.setItem('ageConfirmed', '1');location.reload()";
$browsershot->setOption('addScriptTag', json_encode(['content' => $js]));
You can test this on the console e.g. by using ->save($pathToFile); and have a look at the screenshot to see if it worked.
Posted on 19. September 2019 Comments
ALTER USER 'doadmin' IDENTIFIED WITH mysql_native_password BY 'secret_password';
Change ’secret_password‘ to the password given to you by DigitalOcean.
The reason behind this is that SequelPro and other MySQL Clients only work with the old (5.X) way of MySQL authentication vs. the new (8.X) caching_sha2_password. It has nothing to do with the MySQL version itself as Sequel Pro seems to work just as well with version 8.X. You can find more information in the MySQL documentation.
Posted on 4. September 2019 Comments
Posted on 23. Juli 2019 Comments
There is very little (English) information on the internet about how to travel from the Paraguayan capital Asunción to the little town Clorinda, just across the border. Since I don’t have a travel blog but this ranks fairly well, I thought I’d put it up. The only thing I could find, apart from TripAdvisor and LonelyPlanet posts from 10y ago, is this article in Spanish from ultimahora.com.
There are (at least) 2 border crossings and I recently did both. I imagine they work they same the other way around.
There is one report about a ferry and timetables on Facebook but I asked around and the ferry doesn’t seem to run on Saturdays, probably not the whole weekend.
This little town with some odd 40k inhabitants is pretty dead. There’s apparently one hotel, one ATM (though Paraguayn Guaranís/PYG are accepted everywhere, even on the bus!), a few shops selling mostly things like dog food or mate in bulk, a few mum and pop supermarkets. I didn’t see an open café or restaurant, but it might’ve been the time of day. There’s nothing for sightseeing and if you want to travel to e.g. Buenos Aires I’d suggest taking to long distance Bus directly from Asuncións Bus Terminal. It will take the same route anyways but is way less hassle. On the Nanawa side, there’s an interesting market, but selling mostly cheap stuff from China and some local produce – and of course, Mate and accessories. It’s ok for an afternoon or to get the passport stamp to check off the country – although I highly encourage everybody to travel in Patagonia extensively and visit Buenos Aires – this is not the way to see Argentina 😉
Posted on 5. Februar 2019 Comments
Infographik von Wrike – aufgaben software
Posted on 30. November 2018 Comments
Infographik von Wrike – projektmanagement kostenlos
Posted on 3. Oktober 2018 Comments
Infographik von Wrike – projektmanagement system