Stef
Stef
Hi Luis, Thanks very much for your very informative post. I'm not an expert on passenger, but I can tell you that the passenger gem seems to have a two-part...
I'm failing on the last step: `gem build ` complains about the syntax of the gemspec file that was produced by `gem spec`: ``` --- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification ^ passenger-5.0.15/passenger.gemspec:2: syntax error,...
Ok - I have it working - although the exact handling of passenger varies with version. I'm supporting 3.0.13 & 5.0.15. I followed Luis' instructions which were a very good...
Not sure who you're waiting on ... but: Is there a workaround for this? Is it perhaps possible to configure the path to, and filename as per the grub loader?
That's excellent feedback, thank you. The following fixes the UEFI for case 2. (no iso mounted): ``` cd /boot/efi/EFI mkdir boot cp -p sles/grubx64.efi boot/bootx64.efi ``` My final problem then...
+1 Same here with Nvidia Shield TV Pro. I'd love to buy several of the Termux addons - in fact prob all of them, but it does not look possible....
As per the original post, the starting point is a python object. My solution was to implement has_attr in the object's python model: Case sensitive: ``` def has_attr(self, attr): return...
@stas-dubrovskyi: Nice - but hbmqtt should really supply a means of setting on_connect / on_message callbacks, as paho does. It's not difficult - shame the pkg is neglected as there...
Same here! In my case `adm-zip` is a dependency of another package which required `"^0.5.0"`. This is pulling 0.5.11 from npm ... Fortunately I was able to pin 0.5.10 in...