How to fix an unexplained failure with the curl command: curl -v https://github.com * Trying 140.82.121.4:443... * connect to 140.82.121.4 port 443 failed: Bad file descriptor * Failed to connect to github.com port 443 after 24068 ms: Bad file descriptor * Closing connection 0
Problem You want to completely automate the installation of Ghost including creation of the admin user? You search on Google and land on this exactly worded forum post from 2019 with no ready-to-use answer. Solution You can do it using curl : curl 'http://localhost:2368/ghost/api/admin/authentication/
This article is the umbrella article for a 3-part series on how move (and upgrade) a live Ghost blog hosted on a DigitalOcean droplet to an EC2 VM on AWS, with minimal downtime. Other articles planned/published are: Quick and Easy Hosting of a Ghost Blog on AWS using EC2
About five months ago, I followed the steps in this article: Use TouchID to Authenticate sudo on macOS via HN so that I could use my fingerprint to complete actions that require sudo privileges. Other than using TouchID to login at the start of my day, I rarely use the
How to fix the errors: "The last backup could not be completed because of poor network conditions" or "Some files were unavailable during the last backup".
In this article, I attempt to chronicle how I arrived at what I think is a layman explanation of the difference between the terms engineering and technology . An Incomplete Devil’s Dictionary My goal with this series is to offer layman definitions of words used in the technology industry.
I recently needed to move several gigabytes of data from an old laptop running Windows 8.1 to another laptop running macOS and my options were to use an external disk or a network transfer. I wanted the whole process to be unattended so I naturally gravitated towards doing the