Up until recently, I was happily running GLPI on my server, and all was good... until I upgraded the software... Yes, the upgrade worked, but... Up until recently, the application has been running fine, but now, it has the following message: Use of mysqlnd driver is required for exchanges with the MySQL server.L'utilisation du driver... Continue Reading →
Restarting the MacOS audio drivers
There's rare occasions when the virtual sound card that I use (Loopback - which is amazing by the way!) has a complete stoppage of sound. I can't play anything. I have no idea why, or what causes it. I try cycling through the system audio sound devices, of my Studio192, the built in speaker, my... Continue Reading →
Mac – Right Click – convert to mp3
With the help of from this website, I have been able to create an automator script in MacOS Big Sur (and others) where you can right click on a WAV file, and choose "Convert to MP3" or "Convert to 320k MP3" as per the name of your automation extension. This workflow sets it to a... Continue Reading →
StationPlaylist Schedule auditing
I know this is really premature of me to post something like this, but I've been working on this project for several months now, and it is something that we have stated to use in-house, and so hopefully others will want to use it too. I come from many years of using various radio softwares,... Continue Reading →
Sound4 – Getting metadata in a stream
There are many different ways of getting data in to a web stream using the Sound4 streamers. In my case, I'm using an x4. It has taken a little while to understand how this method presented works, as the documentation requires a bit more clarity - hence why I'm writing this entry. Sound4 have numerous... Continue Reading →
Downloads from archive.org not always working
It's not everyday your web browser hangs up on a download, but I discovered something weird today. I was being a little nostalgic and so was looking up a great old program called Netbus. It's a remote access tool that you can use for nefarious reasons, or you can just have a little bit of... Continue Reading →
Exploits are great sometimes – Printer password
For some reason along the way, I must have changed the password on my printer, but as always, when you need to get in to that admin area, you always seem to misplace the password. Well, it turns out that sometimes, it's a good thing to have exploits that work, especially when you don't upgrade... Continue Reading →
Power Saving: Macmini8,1 > MacPro4,1->5,1
This why I got a 2018 Mac Mini. Yes, my 2009 Mac Pro was getting to the end of life regarding official support for software upgrades (as it's deemed vintage), but It was also for the power savings. When I got my new little MacMini, I upgrade it to 64GB of RAM, and I set... Continue Reading →
No provider for [object Object]! appmodule find unknown module
This error had me stumped for the longest time, where my angular ionic5 app would compile, however, it just failed to run. After trying organising my provider list to make it easier to compare what was or wasn't loaded from other pages, I must have changed the order, which is what had made all the... Continue Reading →
Using SourceTree with AWS CodeCommit
Managed to import my project from AWS to SourceTree. Here's the screenshots workflow. Hopefully this helps you too. How to import AWS codecommit GIT projects with SourceTree. Create a key https://docs.aws.amazon.com/codecommit/latest/userguide/setting-up-ssh-unixes.html C:\> ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 After trying to add an AWS repository to a Mac using SourceTree for a few hours - I... Continue Reading →