Message from VCC-compiler: Inline-C not allowed · Issue #948 · nexcess/magento-turpentine · GitHub

Message from VCC-compiler: Inline-C not allowed · Issue #948 · nexcess/magento-turpentine · GitHub





turpentine Failed to apply the VCL to 127.0.0.1:6082: Got unexpected response code from Varnish: 106 Message from VCC-compiler: Inline-C not allowed ('input' Line 2 Pos 1) C{ ## Running VCC-compiler failed, exited with 2 VCL compilation failed

Configuration of Varnish 4 with systemd at installation is not well done. I thought this issue is only for Debian repository, but now it is also for Varnish repo too.

After installing Varnish 4.0.3 do the following steps:

1) copy /lib/systemd/system/varnish.service to /etc/systemd/system/

2) edit /etc/systemd/system/varnish.service and comment line ExecStartPre (this causes the issue related to start/restart of this service with VCC-Compiler error)

3) Add the following parameters when Varnish service starts (line which starts with ExecStart=)
-p vcc_allow_inline_c=on
-p feature=+esi_ignore_other_elements
-p cli_buffer=16384 (for "Varnish data to write over length limit by ... characters"

4) execute "systemctl daemon-reload" because you change a systemd configuration file.

5) enable Varnish at boot "systemctl enable varnish.service".

6) execute "systemctl rebooot". Varnish should work normal. You can reload, restart, stop/start the service with no issues related to VCC-Compiler.

How do I restore one database from a mysqldump containing multiple mysql databases

mysql - How do I restore one database from a mysqldump containing multiple databases? - Stack Overflow

I have a mysql dump with 5 databases and would like to know if there is a way to import just one of those (using mysqldump or other).

Suggestions appreciated.

-----

Answer

You can pipe the dumped SQL through sed and have it extract the database for you. Something like:

cat mysqldumped.sql | \
sed -n -e '/^CREATE DATABASE.*`the_database_you_want`/,/^CREATE DATABASE/ p' | \
sed -e '$d' | \
mysql

The two sed commands:

1. Only print the lines matching between the CREATE DATABASE lines (including both CREATE DATABASE lines), and
2. Delete the last CREATE DATABASE line from the output since we don't want mysqld to create a second database.

If your dump does not contain the CREATE DATABASE lines, you can also match against the USElines.

yum search by file

yum provides /bin/mail

yum provides /usr/sbin/rasterisk

search which yum package should be installed by a giving file name

DTMF 2833 Asterisk and desk phones grandstream

Why Are Touchtones (IVR Key Presses) Not Recognised? – sipgate team & trunking Help

Why Are Touchtones (IVR Key Presses) Not Recognised?

With some phones and devices a small change to your settings is needed to activate touchtone dialling.

To test your VoIP phone's configuration dial 10020.

If your device is listed in our Setup Guides menu, please first check your settings against the setup guide.

Your VoIP phone must support DTMF tones via RFC2833.

Aastra:
In your Aastra phones web settings under 'Advanced' --­­> sipgate 'Line' ­­--> 'RTP Settings' please check that the 'DTMF Method' is set to 'RTP'.

Asterisk:
In your sip.conf for the peer sipgate line please change 'dtmfmode' from 'info' to 'rfc2833'.

Draytek Vigor:
In the configuration interface of your router please open 'VoIP' ­--> 'Phone Settings' --­­> and select the sigpate 'Index'. 
Next click 'Advanced' and set 'DTMF Mode' to 'Outband (RFC2833)' and the 'Payload type ' to 101. 


Grandstream:
Please set 'Send DTMF' to 'via RTP (RFC2833)' and 'DTMF Payload Type' to 101

For Grandstream GXP- deskphones, the DTMF option will be found in the 'Account' settings.

Siemens Gigaset devices:
For most Gigasets, in the Web Configurator menu under 'Telephony' --­­> 'Advanced Settings' --­­> 'DTMF over VoIP Connections' please set the option 'Send Settings' to 'RFC 2833'.

Snom:
In your Snom's Web User Interface under 'Setup' select your sipgate 'Identity' and then click the 'SIP' tab. The option 'DTMF via SIP INFO' should be set to 'Off'.

Yealink:
In the 'Advanced' settings of your Yealink's sipgate 'Account' please set the 'DTMF Type' to 'RFC2833' and the 'Payload Type' to 101.

Cisco SPA: 

In your Cisco SPA device's Line or EXT settings check that 'DTMF Tx Method' is set to 'Auto' and 'DTMF Tx Volume for AVT Packet' is set to: 99999999

does Asuswrt-Merlin

does Asuswrt-Merlin support multiple dns server on dhcp ? | SmallNetBuilder Forums



asuswrt-merlin flush dns

http://asuswrt.lostrealm.ca/download





service restart_dnsmasq

Using Linux to Monitor Room Temperature Remotely and Cheaply

https://grepular.com/Using_Linux_to_Monitor_Room_Temperature_Remotely_and_Cheaply

Change that IncrementI_D with order_id orderid

Magento: Change that Increment ID - Merchant ProtocolMerchant Protocol

Magento: Change that Increment ID

• Posted: October 10, 2014
• / By: royhayward
• / In: Magento
/ Comments: 3

If you are just starting to use Magento, or you have a Magento that is integrating with another processing system, then it is likely that you don’t want to use the default order numbering increment. If you just need to change the starting number to avoid colliding with existing orders or to make the Magento order numbers resemble an order numbering system that is compatable or similar to what you used before Magento.

In any case you have decided to change the increment ID for your orders.  The fast and easy way is to just change the value in the database.  There are basically two steps.

Step 1.  Find the Store ID.

Even if you have only one store, you don’t want to guess at your store ID.  Log into mysql and run this query.

SELECT store_id, name FROM core_store;

This will return your store name and its ID.

Step 2.  Update the order increment ID for your store.

Run this query.

UPDATE eav_entity_store SET increment_last_id = [new order value]  WHERE store_id =[your store id] and  entity_type_id  =[check your entity id];

Make sure to put in the new increment value where [new order value] is, and your store id where [[your store id] is in this query.

Changing other increments.

If you need to change the other increment values like the Invoice Increment or the Shipment Increment, use the same query in Step 2, but change the entity_type_id to 16 for invoices and 19 for shipments.  You can find these and other entity type ID values in the eav_entity_type table.

Timing Details With curl cURL

Timing Details With cURL – Joseph Scott





Good web site to do this in more detail http://www.webpagetest.org



This command uses curl to measure web site time to load

Timing Details With cURL

Jon’s recent Find the Time to First Byte Using Curl post reminded me about the additional timing details that cURL can provide.

cURL supports formatted output for the details of the request ( see the cURL manpage for details, under “-w, –write-out <format>” ). For our purposes we’ll focus just on the timing details that are provided.

Step one: create a new file, curl-format.txt, and paste in:

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

\n             time_namelookup:  %{time_namelookup}\n                time_connect:  %{time_connect}\n             time_appconnect:  %{time_appconnect}\n            time_pretransfer:  %{time_pretransfer}\n               time_redirect:  %{time_redirect}\n          time_starttransfer:  %{time_starttransfer}\n                             ----------\n                  time_total:  %{time_total}\n \n

Step two, make a request:

curl -w "@curl-format.txt" -o /dev/null -s http://wordpress.com/

What this does:

• -w "@curl-format.txt" tells cURL to use our format file
• -o /dev/null redirects the output of the request to /dev/null
• -s tells cURL not to show a progress meter
• http://wordpress.com/ is the URL we are requesting

And here is what you get back:

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

time_namelookup:  0.001       time_connect:  0.037    time_appconnect:  0.000   time_pretransfer:  0.037      time_redirect:  0.000 time_starttransfer:  0.092                    ----------         time_total:  0.164

Jon was looking specifically at time to first byte, which is the time_starttransfer line. The other timing details include DNS lookup, TCP connect, pre-transfer negotiations, redirects (in this case there were none), and of course the total time.

The format file for this output provides a reasonable level of flexibility, for instance you could make it CSV formatted for easy parsing. You might want to do that if you were running this as a cron job to track timing details of a specific URL.

For details on the other information that cURL can provide using -w check out the cURL manpage.