Since Telerik only provides filters for pushmessaging starting at the $149 monthly subscription, I was looking for a good plugin to use in my cordova application.
I found the OneSignal plugin, it looks great, and has an API, so I can send pushmessages from my webserver.
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Since Telerik only provides filters for pushmessaging starting at the $149 monthly subscription, I was looking for a good plugin to use in my cordova application.
I found the OneSignal plugin, it looks great, and has an API, so I can send pushmessages from my webserver.
Read MoreUse Onesignal Push notifications in Telerik Platform Project
I have been using Telerik Platform for some time now, I was quite happy when using the trial, but since I have taken a $39 monthly developer subscription to create my mobile applications, I have had some great features gone missing 🙁
I made a simple shellscript it will:
#!/bin/sh mysqldump db_name1 -u myUser -pMypassword > db_namedump1$(date +%F_%R).sql mysqldump db_name1 -u myUser -pMypassword > db_namedump2$(date +%F_%R).sql mysqldump db_name1 -u myUser -pMypassword > db_namedump3$(date +%F_%R).sql FILENAME="compressed-$(date +%F_%R).tar.gz" tar -czf ./backups/$FILENAME *.sql rm ./*.sql scp ./backups/$FILENAME [email protected]:backups/
Just save it in a file, and add it to your cronjob (crontab -l) I run it every 4 hours, by adding this to my crontab:
0 */4 * * * /home/user/db_backup.sh
I’m currently testing batterylife with the whisper node and a CR2302 battery.
I’m working on a small project for a client who uses a shared hosting environment. In order to use some sort of versioning, I setup git-ftp so I can work on my development server and push the changes with git-ftp to the shared hosting ennvironment. This way I will not need to do any manual file picking and uploading. After the first git-ftp init command (where it will upload the complete folder) you can git-ftp push, so it will only push the changed files from the commits.
I had a small hickup setting it up, the git-ftp init would hang for 15 minutes and then display an error, so I ran it again with git-ftp init -v to see what was going on, turns out it connected but default git-ftp tries to use epsv connection, which wasn’t supported, so it was just connecting showing connected, with last message TYPE A, and them waiting for a response and timing out after a set time.
in order to run in PASV mode directly you can use git-ftp init –disable-epsv
