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🦑Getting a 500 Internal Server Error on Laravel 5+ Ubuntu :
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1) This is my first version of Laravel on Ubuntu, and I'm still running into 500 glitches, problems. I've done it on Windows OS several times before, and never had a problem.

2) This 500 internal server normally happens while the application "mod rewrite" is not turned on.

3) On Ubuntu, I have installed rewritemod but it’s also not working. I’ve given access to all my folders and files inside i.e.

/var/www/html/laravelproject
Still it doesn’t work. Changed .htaccess as well from original to this.

RewriteEngine On

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteRule ^ index.php [L]

4) Generally, I have all the extensions needed for Laravel 5+ as well. Anything that I might have missed?

🦑Solution
It is not your .htaccess. The problem was simply in folder permissions. Windows is a bit more flexible when it comes to permissions. With Ubuntu, and Linux in general you have to be a bit more careful and explicit.

Run the following commands through terminal.

1️⃣sudo chmod -R 755 laravelblog
and then type below to allow Laravel to write file to storage folder

2️⃣chmod -R o+w laravelblog/storage

These two commands will solve the problem :)

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🦑#requested How to Add a New Column to Existing Table in a Migration ?

I've had problems I couldn't connect a new section to my users list. Can't seem to understand it.

I tried to edit the migration file using…

<?php
public function up()
{
Schema::create('users', function ($table) {
$table->integer("paid");
});
}
In terminal, I execute php artisan migrate:install and migrate.

🦑How do I add new columns?

Solution :

You cannot update any migrations that have been migrated already. If it is added to the migrations table already, it wont process it again. Your solution is to create a new migration, for which you may use the migrate:make command on the Artisan CLI. Use a specific name to avoid clashing with existing models

1) for Laravel 5+:

php artisan make:migration addpaidtouserstable --table=users
You will be using the Schema::table() method (since you’re accessing the existing table, and not creating a new one). And you can add a column like this:

public function up()
{
Schema::table('users', function($table) {
$table->integer('paid');
});
}

2) and don’t forget to add the rollback option:

public function down()
{
Schema::table('users', function($table) {
$table->dropColumn('paid');
});
}

3) Then you can run your migrations:

> php artisan migrate

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🦑for kali 2020 users #requested
» Enable Monitor Mode Using iw:

First, we will take a look at the use of the iw Wi-Fi configuration tool. It is used for configuring Wi-Fi in particular and can be more powerful than other tools. You might have already used iw for several other purposes, for example, to obtain information about your Wi-Fi network. In fact, this tool can even give you more information about different commands. The iw list gives you much more information about wireless wlan0, interface modes, HT, bit rates, scanning, etc.

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The first step is to check the interface information. You can do so by entering the following:

1) $ sudo iw dev
The output will look like the following window:
To access the traffic of other people, you will have to switch this over to Monitor Mode. You can switch iw to Monitor Mode by entering the commands given below:

2) $ sudo ip link set IFACE down

3) $ sudo iw IFACE set monitor control

4) $ sudo ip link set IFACE up
IFACE replaced the actual name, as shown:

5) $ sudo ip link set wlan0 down

6) $ sudo iw wlan0 set monitor control

7) $ sudo ip link set wlan0 up

The next step is to check the wireless interface one more time by entering the following command:

8) $ sudo iw dev

9) The output of the aforementioned commands can be seen in the window above.

Wondering how to get back to the Managed Mode? To do so, enter the following commands:

10) $ sudo ip link set IFACE down

11) $ sudo iw IFACE set type managed

12) $ sudo ip link set IFACE up
IFACE replaced the actual name, as shown:

13) $ sudo ip link set wlan0 down

14) $ sudo iw wlan0 set type managed

15) $ sudo ip link set wlan0 up

Enable Monitor Mode Using iwconfig
As in previous sections, check your interface name via the following command:

$ sudo iwconfig
The next step is to enable Monitor Mode. Do so by entering the following commands:

$ sudo ifconfig IFACE down
$ sudo iwconfig IFACE mode monitor
$ sudo ifconfig IFACE up
Furthermore,

$ sudo ifconfig wlan0 down
$ sudo iwconfig wlan0 mode monitor
$ sudo ifconfig wlan0 up
Disable Monitor Mode

$ sudo ifconfig wlan0 down
$ sudo iwconfig wlan0 mode managed
$ sudo ifconfig wlan0 up
Turn off the Network Manager that Prevents Monitor Mode

$ sudo systemctl stop NetworkManager

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🦑Another two methode for wifi monitor mode :

You can also via airmon-ng but this methode is recommended

Enable Monitor Mode Using iwconfig
As in previous sections, check your interface name via the following command:

$ sudo iwconfig
The next step is to enable Monitor Mode. Do so by entering the following commands:

$ sudo ifconfig IFACE down
$ sudo iwconfig IFACE mode monitor
$ sudo ifconfig IFACE up
Furthermore,

$ sudo ifconfig wlan0 down
$ sudo iwconfig wlan0 mode monitor
$ sudo ifconfig wlan0 up
Disable Monitor Mode

$ sudo ifconfig wlan0 down
$ sudo iwconfig wlan0 mode managed
$ sudo ifconfig wlan0 up
Turn off the Network Manager that Prevents Monitor Mode

$ sudo systemctl stop NetworkManager

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🦑What to do if Magisk shows passing SafetyNet test, but problems persist ?
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1) Google recently launched a new SafetyNet test, which may cause problems with rooted Android devices. A safetyNet status check is performed using Google servers, which cannot be tricked by conventional means. If Magisk shows that you have passed the SafetyNet test, but you still have problems, this change may be to blame.

Most users run the SafetyNet test through Magisk Manager, but this is no longer recommended. This option only shows local status using old spoofing methods. It may seem like you passed the test, but you are not.

If you want to know what is happening in reality, you need to download a separate application to check the SafetyNet status. It's called SafetyNet Test and is available on the Play Store.

2) The process is very simple. When you have launched the application, you need to click on the "Test" button. In a few seconds, you will see if you passed the Google SafetyNet test or not. When Magisk shows you passed SafetyNet but SafetyNet Test fails, Google's innovation has affected your device.

3)(2) this means the SafetyNet status is checked remotely. (3) if the device passes the SafetyNet test, you should see a Pass message. This is a good sign that your device is not affected by the change.

If you see a “Failed” message, problems may arise in the future. You may lose access to certain apps like Google Pay and Pokémon GO. Google has been working on this for several years and now the result is closer than ever. However, you can still use your modified mods.

4) As more applications can start using the new SafetyNet check, it doesn't hurt to have a second device. This will allow you to work with one of them with root and with the other without. You can find good-quality, affordable Android smartphones and bypass the SafetyNet check.

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🦑How to run a PHP program in Xampp?
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1) Install XAMPP
The first step is to install XAMPP onto your computer. it is very easy to install XAMPP. Just visit the official website to download XAMPP.

xampp download page
Apache Friends: https://www.apachefriends.org/index.html

2) On this site you can see XAMPP for Windows, Linux and OS X. Where you can download XAMPP based on your computer OS and after downloading install it.

3) Open XAMPP control panel
After installing XAMPP on to your PC the next step is to start the Apache server and MySQL.

The control panel XAMPP which is something like this.

xampp control panel

4) To launch Apache service and MySQL service, click on the Start button. if you want to stop any of the services at any time you can click on stop button in XAMPP control panel.

5) Executing Project
Once the Apache and MySQL services are started and running in the background. Now extract the project zip file which you have downloaded from our site.

6) extract project mini project
After extracting you should see the folder which contains all the code and related files of the project that you have downloaded.

7) copy project folder
Copy this folder and navigate to xampp folder (which is basically located in C drive) and inside this folder (xampp) find the htdocs folder and paste the project folder into this htdocs folder

8) example In my case, the path is something like this C:\xampp\htdocs

Paste folder to htdocs

9) After the project folder is successfully copied to the specified location on your computer. Then go to your browser (Chrome) and type in URL field: localhost/ FOLDER NAME and then hit enter.

10) Run project using xampp
If the project folder name is “Criminal_Mini_Project” then type in URL field: localhost/ Criminal_Mini_Project and hit enter. That’s it your project will start running.

11) I hope the article was useful. If you find any difficulty in running your code feel free to share your problem with us, we will try to solve it.

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🦑Running the Cloud Resource Operator :
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Operator to provision resources such as Postgres, Redis and storage for you, either in-cluster or through a cloud provider such as Amazon AWS.

This operator depends on the Cloud Credential Operator for creating certain resources such as Amazon AWS Credentials. If using the AWS provider, ensure the Cloud Credential Operator is running

Due to a change in how networking is configured for Openshift >= v4.4.6 the use of cro <= v0.16.1 with these Openshift versions is unsupported. Please use >= v0.17.x of CRO for Openshift >= v4.4.6.

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Prerequisites:

1) go
make

2) git-secrets - for preventing cloud-provider credentials being included in commits

3) Ensure you are running at least Go 1.13.

$ go version
go version go1.13 darwin/amd64

4) If not, ensure Go Modules are enabled.

5) Clone this repository into your working directory, outside of $GOPATH. For example:

$ cd ~/dev

6) $ git clone git@github.com:integr8ly/cloud-resource-operator.git

7) Seed the Kubernetes/OpenShift cluster with required resources:

$ make cluster/prepare

8) Run the operator:

$ make run

9) Clean up the Kubernetes/OpenShift cluster:

$ make cluster/clean

🦑TUTORIALS :

1) Provider configmap
The cloud-resource-config configmap defines which provider should be used to provision a specific resource type. Different deployment types can contain different resource type > provider mappings. An example can be seen here. For example, a workshop deployment type might choose to deploy a Postgres resource type in-cluster (openshift), while a managed deployment type might choose AWS to deploy an RDS instance instead.

2) Strategy configmap
A config map object is expected to exist for each provider (Currently AWS or Openshift) that will be used by the operator. This config map contains information about how to deploy a particular resource type, such as blob storage, with that provider. In the Cloud Resources Operator, this provider-specific configuration is called a strategy. An example of an AWS strategy configmap can be seen here.


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🦑2020 insta hack
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INSTA is a bash based script which is officially made to test password strength of instagram account from termux with bruteforce attack and. This tool works on both rooted Android device and Non-rooted Android device.

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1) $ apt-get update -y

2) $ apt-get upgrade -y

3) $ pkg install python -y

4) $ pkg install python2 -y

5) $ pkg install git -y

6) $ pip install lolcat

7) $ git clone https://github.com/evildevill/instahack

8) $ ls

9) $ cd instahack

10) $ ls

11) $ bash setup

12) $ bash instahack.sh

Now you need internet connection to continue further process...

13) You can select any option by clicking on your keyboard

Note:- Don't delete any of the scripts included in core files

14) Open new session and start TOR (tor) before starting the attack

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