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Cause:

The address img.flawlessfiles.com failed to be resolved by any DNS providers. This could be due to expired domain.

Fix

Update the hosts in your PC to forcefully resolve the following domain:

img.flawlessfiles.com

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Code

function alphaToRegionalIndicator(text) {

    text = text.toLocaleUpperCase().split('');

    let output = "";

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1.) Set target directory

export LARAVEL_APP=laravel

The value of LARAVEL_APP will be the name of the directory where the laravel app will be created relative to your current working directory in git bash.

2.) Install Laravel via Docker

docker run --rm \
 --pull=always \

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1. Open the cloudflared-web WebUI and back-up the token by copying it and pasting it temporarily somewhere.

2. Get cloudflared-web container id:

sudo docker ps

3. Stop and remove the cloudflared-web container:

sudo docker stop 

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Generating the docker-compose.yaml file:

1. Retrieve the app id of the target CasaOS app you wanted to back-up the docker-compose.yaml:

You can do this by opening the app settings of the target app, and at the top of the settings window, it should show the app's id:

In the sample screenshot above, the app id of the app I want to backup is linuxserver-plex.

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The basic CasaOS UI config is located in /etc/casaos/gateway.ini which includes the port where the Web UI is running.

To change the port where CasaOS UI is running via CLI, you have to edit the gateway.ini file:

sudo vi /etc/casaos/gateway.ini

For example, I changed the port into 90:

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const components_req = require.context('./components', true, /^(.*\.(vue))[^.]*$/im);

const components = components_req.keys().reduce(function(acc, key){
    const name = key.replace(/^.*\/([^\.]+)\.vue/,'$1');
    if (name !== 'App') {
        let comp = components_req(key);
        acc[name] = comp.default && comp.__esModule ? comp.default : comp;
    }
    return acc;
}, {});

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# Requirements

• Java 11
• Maven
• Redis
• PostgreSQL

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