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BusyBox httpd does not display directories (stackoverflow.com)stack

30 points by Bel Shazzar in stackoverflow.com · 7m ago · stack comments

Using a busybox:1.37 container and its httpd command I am trying to display a react/ts website. I built the container by copying the dist files of my app and adding an httpd.conf containing only 'I:index.html'. I then start it with the command 'busybox httpd -f -vv -h <path_to_d…
filed under docker url react-router httpd.conf busybox
Flutter + Shorebird: PlatformException on SharedPreferencesApi.getAll when running generated APK (stackoverflow.com)stack

18 points by Rahul_Thatipamula in stackoverflow.com · 13mo ago · stack comments

I am using Flutter with Shorebird to distribute my app. The app works fine when I run it normally ( flutter run ) or build a standard APK. However, when I install the Shorebird regenerated APK, the app immediately throws a PlatformException related to SharedPreferencesApi.getAll…
filed under android flutter dart shorebird
direct messages in flask python [closed] (stackoverflow.com)stack

13 points by Aziz in stackoverflow.com · 6y ago · stack comments

so I'm developing python flask app where users can see other user's profile then they can click on a bottom where they can send real time direct messages using. (like direct messages in other apps). can someone lead me to w website or source to start with. Dose even flask can do…
filed under python flask message
Where can I find documentation on the raw dm_mirror interface? (stackoverflow.com)stack

3 points by bdonlan in stackoverflow.com · 15y ago · stack comments

I'd like to use dm_mirror directly, rather than through LVM or MD, but I've had trouble finding clear documentation on the table format it expects. Is such a document available somewhere? Note that I want to use this to mirror one partition to another while in use - I can't add…
filed under linux documentation device-mapper
kpartx: read error when removing mapping [closed] (stackoverflow.com)stack

2 points by Maxxer in stackoverflow.com · 15y ago · stack comments

I have a backup procedure that uses kpartx to read from a partitioned lvm volume. Seldomly it happens that the device cannot be unmapped. Right now when I try to remove the mapping I get the following: # kpartx -d /dev/loop7 read error, sector 0 read error, sector 1 read error,…
filed under lvm