OpenLiteSpeed (OLS) includes a nice “Compile PHP” option under Tools. We can use it to compile different versions of PHP. So, I compiled 7.4.24 and 8.0.11 and the binaries were saved in the folders /usr/local/lsws/lsphp7 & /usr/local/lsws/lsphp8 respectively. Then I set the default External App to use lsphp7 and created another External App to use …
Month: January 2023
Laravel gives error 500 without any further log or information if storage permissions are not allowed
I will start with the fact that I hate Laravel. But, still a client wanted to me to deal with an application built on it. First it forced me to upgrade PHP from 7.4 to 8.1. Then it kept giving error 500. I tried to add log options to PHP INI, enabled logging in the …
certbot-autorenew-cron-v1
v1.js
Helps to renew SSL certificates automatically using certbot. Helps in automatic domain verification too. Also, runs a cron to keep checking SSL renewal automatically at specified time interval.
We need to set reverse proxy for .well-known folder so it can do the verification for us.
For example for openlitespeed go into Virtual Hosts and click a host. Go into External App add the app there with address 127.0.0.1:9999. Then go into context and add URI as /.well-known and select the external app you added.
Should be run with command line arguments.
Example:node certbot-autorenew-cron-v1.js \server-port=9999 \server-folder=/mnt/node/letsencrypt \cron-key= \cron-interval=86400 \dry-run=true \
optional:console-key=my-console-keyconsole-prefix=certbot-autorenew-cron-v1
Check also: https://console.ylo.one/
Cron will not run until you specify cron-interval option.
Cron key is for running cron manually for example calling http://127.0.0.1:9999/cron-key
dry-run is equivalent to certbot’s –dry-run.
Help: Coming soon! 😀
An app bundled by ac-bundle-app, published by ac-bundle-module. namespace: certbot-autorenew-cron
Available Methods: start, startUps, workerStartUps, callbacks, build, cron, parseArgv, console, exit, consoleColors, camelCase, properCase, enhance, publish, server, has
How to renew WildCard SSL using LetsEncrypt Certbot updating DNS records automatically without interaction?
As LetsEncrypt does not allow webroot or any other verification method for renewing WildCard SSL certificates like *.domain1.com, for a client I needed to renew LetsEncrypt WildCard SSL automatically without requiring any manual interaction. It is simple but took some time to figure out. The most important certbot parameter here is manual-auth-hook. The client’s domain …
import-from-woocommerce-to-fortnox-cron-v1
v1.js
Cron to perform multiple imports from woocommerce to fortnox. Imports orders to fortox.
Should be run with command line arguments.
Example:node import-from-woocommerce-to-fortnox-cron-v1.js \conf-airtable-base-name= \conf-airtable-table-name= \conf-airtable-view-name= \conf-airtable-api-key= \conf-airtable-table-key= \conf-airtable-key-name= \conf-airtable-key-value= \type=order \fn-api-url= \fn-client-secret= \fn-access-token= \
optional:console-key=my-console-keyconsole-prefix=import-from-woocommerce-to-fortnox-v1
Check also: https://console.ylo.one/
Airtable configuration schema table example: https://airtable.com/shrOSB0DFqir5c46L/tblL26Ms8WZWh6Uh0
Help: Coming soon! 😀
An app bundled by ac-bundle-app, published by ac-bundle-module. namespace: import-from-woocommerce-to-fortnox-cron
Available Methods: start, startUps, workerStartUps, callbacks, api, build, cron, parseArgv, console, exit, consoleColors, camelCase, properCase, workers, enhance, publish, utils, has
ac-apps-minimal-utils-airtable
utils/airtable.js
Utilities for airtable.
Example:app.utils.airtable.getOptions(options, prefix);
A module for ac-bundle-app, published by ac-bundle-module. namespace: ac-apps-minimal
Available Methods: getOptions
import-from-woocommerce-to-fortnox-v1
v1.js
Imports from woocommerce to fortnox. Imports orders to fortnox. You can also import a single order by specifying wc-order-number.
Should be run with command line arguments.
Example:node import-from-woocommerce-to-fortnox-v1.js \wc-api-url=https://SITE/wp-json/wc/v3 \wc-consumer-key= \wc-consumer-secret= \type=order \fn-api-url= \fn-client-secret= \fn-access-token= \wc-order-number=XXXXXX \
optional:console-key=my-console-keyconsole-prefix=import-from-woocommerce-to-fortnox-v1
Help: Coming soon! 😀
An app bundled by ac-bundle-app, published by ac-bundle-module. namespace: import-from-woocommerce-to-fortnox
Available Methods: start, startUps, workerStartUps, callbacks, api, build, parseArgv, console, exit, consoleColors, camelCase, properCase, enhance, publish, sync, utils, has
ac-apps-minimal-utils-url
utils/url.js
Helps with URL functions.
Example:app.utils.url.domain(link);
A module for ac-bundle-app, published by ac-bundle-module. namespace: ac-apps-minimal
Available Methods: domain
ac-apps-minimal-api-fortnox
api/fortnox.js
Makes it easy to work with Fortnox API.
Example:app.api.fortnox.createOrder(options, order);app.api.fortnox.updateCustomer(options, customer);app.api.fortnox.getCustomers(options, email);
A module for ac-bundle-app, published by ac-bundle-module. namespace: ac-apps-minimal
Available Methods: createOrder, updateCustomer, createCustomer, getCustomers
ac-apps-minimal-utils-relatedfields
utils/relatedFields.js
Helps to parse left to right sync related fields.
Example:app.utils.relatedFields.parse("Model+sku,regular_price_sek+price");
Will return: { Model: 'sku', regular_price_sek: 'price' }
A module for ac-bundle-app, published by ac-bundle-module. namespace: ac-apps-minimal
Available Methods: parse