I'm trying to install or uninstall bfforms for joomla 2.5.19.
I'm getting a 403 error. I've checked the permissions and the folder has 755 and the file 644. I must be going mad because it keeps throwing he 403 error and I can't think why.
Bf forms gives the following output:
../plugins/system/blueflame/bfCombine.php?type=js&c=form&f=mootools...[FAILED]
../plugins/system/blueflame/bfCombine.php?type=js&c=form&f=mootools...[FAILED]
../plugins/system/blueflame/bfCombine.php?type=js&c=form&f=mootools...[FAILED]
../plugins/system/blueflame/bfCombine.php?type=js&c=form&f=mootools...[FAILED]
../plugins/system/blueflame/bfCombine.php?type=js&c=form&f=mootools...[FAILED]
../plugins/system/blueflame/bfCombine.php?type=js&c=form&f=mootools...[FAILED]
if I look into the debug it says 403 error.
Anyone have any idea what I can do. At the very least I'd like to manually remove the bfforms component.
thanks - if you can help you'll stop me from pulling all my hair out :)
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We've been using appcfg.py request_logs to download GAE logs, every once in a while it throws the error:
httplib2.SSLHandshakeError: [SSL: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED] certificate verify failed (_ssl.c:661)
But after a few times trying it works out, sometimes also it works after updating gcloud using gcloud components update. We thought it might be some network throttling issue of some kind and didn't give it enough thought. Lately though, we're trying to figure out what is causing this.
The full command we use is:
appcfg.py request_logs -A testapp --version=20180321t073239 --severity=0 all_logs.log --append --no_cookies
It seems the error is related to httplib2 library, but since it is part of the appcfg.py calls we're not sure we should tamper with something within its calls
Versions:
Python 2.7.13
Google Cloud SDK 196.0.0
app-engine-python 1.9.67
This has become more persistent now and I couldn't download logs for a few days now no matter how many times I try.
Looking at the download logs command I tried the same command again but without the --no_cookies flag to see what would happen.
appcfg.py request_logs -A testapp --version=20180321t073239 --severity=0 all_logs.log --append
I got the error:
Error 403: --- begin server output ---
You do not have permission to modify this app (app_id=u'e~testapp').
--- end server output ---
Which lead me to the answer provided here https://stackoverflow.com/a/34694577/1394228 by #ninjahoahong. This worked for me and logs where downloaded from first trial in case someone faces the same issue
There's also this Google Group post which I didn't try but seems like it does the same thing.
Not sure if removing the file ~/.appcfg_oauth2_tokens would have other effects, yet to find out.
Update:
I also found out that my httplib2 located at /Applications/GoogleAppEngineLauncher.app/Contents/Resources/GoogleAppEngine-default.bundle/Contents/Resources/google_appengine/lib/httplib2 was version = "0.7.5", I upgraded it to version = '0.11.3' using target location(directory) upgrade command:
sudo pip2 install --upgrade httplib2 -t /Applications/GoogleAppEngineLauncher.app/Contents/Resources/GoogleAppEngine-default.bundle/Contents/Resources/google_appengine/lib/httplib2/
I am using Opensuse and whenever i am going to install any software on it, It Shows me the error "linux-7gyx:~ # zypper in python-oauthlib Retrieving repository 'New' metadata --------------------------------------------------[] File '/repodata/repomd.xml' not found on medium 'http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/SUSE:/SLE-11:/SP3:/Update/standard/'" What should i do to get rid of this type of error ,Please Help Me . Thanks In Advance
I don't have the full stack trace of your error, hence apologies - I cannot provide a custom resolution.
I struggled with this issue for some time as well. Managed to resolve it just now. In my case, the error was -
repodata/repomd.xml from stackdriver: [Errno 256] No more mirrors to try.
This happened when I tried to install stackdriver using a chef cookbook.
I started troubleshooting with the routine options of a 'yum clean all' and 'yum clean metadata'. Didn't help.
In due course I checked the yum repo file under '/etc/yum.repos.d'. The one related to the pack which I was trying to install (stackdriver) was the cause of the issue. Renamed that file and the issue was resolved - at least temporarily.
Of course, now I am trying to fix that repo file - but that is a secondary problem.
Hope this helps!
Problem
I want to troubleshoot 500 errors showing on the front end of a Python app on OpenShift using tail.
What I've Tried
rhc tail [appname]
This returns lots of results (from over 6 months ago) which are hard to search through and 'too many files open' error messages.
Solution
It took me a while to figure this out, so just posting my current solution for posterity and my own reference.
I ran the following which I think cleans up old logs:
rhc app tidy [appname]
I then ran what I think is a more specified tail request, which just returns the Python log file:
rhc tail -f app-root/logs/python.log [appname]
And can see a bit more relevant detail now.
When you have this open in the shell and take the action on the front end of the website that causes the error, the results will show live in the shell.
I am sure there is even more specific logs available to view, but this was the best I could find at the moment.
Newbie alert.
Just installed Webstorm, now trying to get Git configured properly.
I created an empty project in Webstorm and received the warning "Can't start Git" / Applications/GitHub.app Probably the path to Git is not valid"
When I set the path to GitHub in the Applications folder and try to test it, I get the error message "Cannot run program "/Applications/GitHub.app": error=13, Permission denied"
Any suggestion?
Thanks for any support.
in terminal, run 'sudo xcodebuild -license' and then agree to the terms.
reference:
https://intellij-support.jetbrains.com/entries/62745413-Mac-OSX-can-t-start-Git-after-updating-Mac-OS-XCode
Resolved. Sometimes when I'm taught to fish, it takes me a couple trys. So I performed the which git again after thinking about it for a while, and copied the location to the field and it works. So I was confused between the GitHug,app and the actual git executable. THANKS for the pointer to which git
I'm running a django project on Centos 5.4 and serving it with httpd/mod_wsgi. I can't figure out the correct permissions for /home/website/django_project so that I don't get a 403 error.
In my httpd.conf the user and group to run httpd as is apache. The group django is set up with website and apache as members. The owner of /home/website and all subdirs is website:django, and the permissions are rwxrwx---. Right now the project works fine with the dev server, but if I try to view it through apache, I get a 403 error. chmod -R o+rx /home/website/django_project fixes the problem, but this obviously isn't a good solution.
Thanks
First, try setting the group-sticky bit on the directories:
find /home/website -type d -exec chmod g+s {} \;
Then the perms should read rwxrws---. See if this makes a difference.
If that fails, you can try to poke around as the "website" user and see what happens. Temporarily give the user "website" a home directory (not /home/website, it needs to be something else, like /var/home/website), password, and login shell, then use su - website to switch to it. Try listing the contents of /home/website and try reading files in there. Fix any problems.
Hope this helps.
P.S. I'm assuming /var/log/apache/access_log (or maybe it's /var/log/http/access_log) doesn't have anything useful.