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bendfrozien said:

one more how to solve this prolem when i using Shared Hosting?

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Morehere said:

Spoiler

For shared hosting, in cPanel search for Terminal (If this option isn't available then request this with your host)

The following commands will help you remove the symbolic link from the public folder:
1. Goto public folder

Code:

cd public

2. Remove storage folder by

Code:

rm storage

3. After removing the symbolic link change directory to the main folder using

Code:

cd ..

4. Now create the symbolic link with the following command:

Code:

php artisan storage:link

After running the command successfully, you should get the following message
The [public/storage] directory has been linked.

5. Finally enter this url

Code:

http://your domain name/generate

You should see '0' as response

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Ezio Auditore said:

Ultimate solution without restarting server.js every time.

Step 1: Install Nodejs and NPM in Linux​

1. To install most recent version of Node.js and NPM, first you need to enable official NodeSource repository under your Linux distribution and then install Node.js and NPM packages as shown.

On Debian/Ubuntu​

---------- Install Node.js v11.x ----------
$ curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_11.x | sudo -E bash -
$ sudo apt-get install -y nodejs

---------- Install Node.js v10.x ----------
$ curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_10.x | sudo -E bash -
$ sudo apt-get install -y nodejs

On CentOS/RHEL and Fedora​

---------- Install Node.js v11.x ----------
$ curl -sL https://rpm.nodesource.com/setup_11.x | bash -

---------- Install Node.js v10.x ----------
$ curl -sL https://rpm.nodesource.com/setup_10.x | bash -

Step 2: Install PM2 Product Process Manager in Linux​

3. The latest stable version of PM2 is available to install via NPM as shown.
$ sudo npm i -g pm2

Step 3: Start Node.js Applications/Processes​

Next, you want to start your Node.js applications using PM2 as follows. If you already have them up and running, started via PM2, you can skip this step:

# cd /patch/you/script/server.js
# pm2 start /patch/you/script/server.js -n server

later you will manage the name "server"
$ sudo pm2 start server
$ sudo pm2 restart server
$ sudo pm2 stop server

Step 4: How to Manage Node Apps Using PM2 in Linux​

9. The following is a list of some common process (single or all) management commands you should take note
$ sudo pm2 stop all ________________________________ #stop all apps
$ sudo pm2 stop 0________________________________ #stop process with ID 0
$ sudo pm2 restart all________________________________ #restart all apps
$ sudo pm2 reset 0________________________________ #reset all counters
$ sudo pm2 delete all ________________________________ #kill and remove all apps
$ sudo pm2 delete 1 ________________________________ #kill and delete app with ID 1

10. To manage application logs, use the following commands.

$ sudo pm2 logs ________________________________ #view logs for all processes
$ sudo pm2 logs 1________________________________ #view logs for app 1
$ sudo pm2 logs --json________________________________ #view logs for all processes in JSON format
$ sudo pm2 flush________________________________ #flush all logs

11. To manage the PM2 process, use the following commands.

$ sudo pm2 startup________________________________ #enable PM2 to start at system boot
$ sudo pm2 startup systemd __________________ #or explicitly specify systemd as startup system
$ sudo pm2 save________________________________ #save current process list on reboot
$ sudo pm2 unstartup________________________________ #disable PM2 from starting at system boot
$ sudo pm2 update________________________________ #update PM2 package

Step 6: Access Node Apps From Web Browser​

12. To access all your node application from a remote web browser, first you need to open following ports on your system firewall, to allow client connections to the apps as shown.

NB: the port 3000 must be opened according to the one you choose to open


-------- Debian and Ubuntu --------
$ sudo ufw allow 3000/tcp
$ sudo ufw reload

-------- RHEL and CentOS --------
# firewall-cmd --permanent --add-port=3000/tcp
# firewall-cmd --reload

Step 7: Enable cron for restart server.js every 5 minutes​

$ crontab -e

paste this code


5 * * * * /usr/local/bin/pm2 restart server >/dev/null 2>&1 >/dev/null 2>&1

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admsoloraya said:

how to import contact bro?

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maswondho said:

Go to Phone Book > Then add Name of Tag > Choose your Tag (View list number) > Then Import (xlsx)
nb: Format NAME | NUMBER

ex:

John | 628123456789
Smith | 62812345711

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Ezio Auditore said:

Ultimate solution without restarting server.js every time.

Step 1: Install Nodejs and NPM in Linux​

1. To install most recent version of Node.js and NPM, first you need to enable official NodeSource repository under your Linux distribution and then install Node.js and NPM packages as shown.

On Debian/Ubuntu​

---------- Install Node.js v11.x ----------
$ curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_11.x | sudo -E bash -
$ sudo apt-get install -y nodejs

---------- Install Node.js v10.x ----------
$ curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_10.x | sudo -E bash -
$ sudo apt-get install -y nodejs

On CentOS/RHEL and Fedora​

---------- Install Node.js v11.x ----------
$ curl -sL https://rpm.nodesource.com/setup_11.x | bash -

---------- Install Node.js v10.x ----------
$ curl -sL https://rpm.nodesource.com/setup_10.x | bash -

Step 2: Install PM2 Product Process Manager in Linux​

3. The latest stable version of PM2 is available to install via NPM as shown.
$ sudo npm i -g pm2

Step 3: Start Node.js Applications/Processes​

Next, you want to start your Node.js applications using PM2 as follows. If you already have them up and running, started via PM2, you can skip this step:

# cd /patch/you/script/server.js
# pm2 start /patch/you/script/server.js -n server

later you will manage the name "server"
$ sudo pm2 start server
$ sudo pm2 restart server
$ sudo pm2 stop server

Step 4: How to Manage Node Apps Using PM2 in Linux​

9. The following is a list of some common process (single or all) management commands you should take note
$ sudo pm2 stop all ________________________________ #stop all apps
$ sudo pm2 stop 0________________________________ #stop process with ID 0
$ sudo pm2 restart all________________________________ #restart all apps
$ sudo pm2 reset 0________________________________ #reset all counters
$ sudo pm2 delete all ________________________________ #kill and remove all apps
$ sudo pm2 delete 1 ________________________________ #kill and delete app with ID 1

10. To manage application logs, use the following commands.

$ sudo pm2 logs ________________________________ #view logs for all processes
$ sudo pm2 logs 1________________________________ #view logs for app 1
$ sudo pm2 logs --json________________________________ #view logs for all processes in JSON format
$ sudo pm2 flush________________________________ #flush all logs

11. To manage the PM2 process, use the following commands.

$ sudo pm2 startup________________________________ #enable PM2 to start at system boot
$ sudo pm2 startup systemd __________________ #or explicitly specify systemd as startup system
$ sudo pm2 save________________________________ #save current process list on reboot
$ sudo pm2 unstartup________________________________ #disable PM2 from starting at system boot
$ sudo pm2 update________________________________ #update PM2 package

Step 6: Access Node Apps From Web Browser​

12. To access all your node application from a remote web browser, first you need to open following ports on your system firewall, to allow client connections to the apps as shown.

NB: the port 3000 must be opened according to the one you choose to open


-------- Debian and Ubuntu --------
$ sudo ufw allow 3000/tcp
$ sudo ufw reload

-------- RHEL and CentOS --------
# firewall-cmd --permanent --add-port=3000/tcp
# firewall-cmd --reload

Step 7: Enable cron for restart server.js every 5 minutes​

$ crontab -e

paste this code


5 * * * * /usr/local/bin/pm2 restart server >/dev/null 2>&1 >/dev/null 2>&1

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Morehere said:

Which made this error in API? I mean by sending text message or other.

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bowoid22 said:

i've done install it on namecheap hosting, but sometimes the app it's not working, i mean the auto reply stop working. After i hit the button scan and the auto reply run like normaly, did you have any solution guys?

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dev998 said:

hello, does anyone knows how to fix rest API. I'm getting this error

{
"status": false,
"msg": "Invalid data!"
}

although in the old version API working fine.

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blackhole said:

what version of node js are you using?

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blackhole said:

This is a data error on the sender number

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