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This tutorial has been written to help you set up a server running Ubuntu 20.04 with Nginx and WordPress. If you are looking for a solution that is fast, scalable, secure, and low maintenance then this guide is perfect for you. It will take you step-by-step through the process of installing the latest version of Ubuntu on your VPS server. Then it will show you how to install WordPress on your freshly installed Ubuntu server in less than 10 minutes! If this sounds too good to be true then read on because I'll show you how... 1: Copy Instance IP Address 2: Generate Puttgen Private Key using the Private & Public Keys Generated While Creating Your Instance Conversions > Import Key > Select Your PrivateKey File Click Save Private Key > Press YES 3: Open Putty      Paste Your IPAddress     Under Connection > SSH > Auth > Click Browse & Select the private key file generated from puttygen 4: Click the Open Button on Putty to connect through SSH...

 [Live & Running] The Following Are The SSH Command 1. Enable Super Admin  sudo su - 2 : Update & Upgrade Command sudo apt update sudo apt upgrade 3. Firewall Update sudo apt install ufw sudo ufw allow ssh sudo ufw allow http sudo ufw allow https sudo ufw enable 4: Install NGINX Command sudo apt install nginx 5: Check Nginx Status service nginx status It should display like this ..Output ... root@ubuntu-nginx-test:~# service nginx status ● nginx.service - A high performance web server and a reverse proxy server      Loaded: loaded (/lib/systemd/system/nginx.service; disabled; vendor preset: enabled)      Active: active (running) since Wed 2021-07-21 02:34:01 IST; 41s ago        Docs: man:nginx(8)    Main PID: 16743 (nginx)       Tasks: 2 (limit: 2010)      Memory: 4.0M      CGroup: /system.slice/nginx.service              ├─16743 n...

Original Post:  https://theblueplug.com/images-not-showing-in-ios-react-native/   1.  run "npm i -g patch-package"  2. Create a folder named "patches" in your root of the project 3. Get the react-native version from the package.json file (it should be under dependencies section) For Example :  "react-native" : "0.61.5" , 4. Create file named  react-native+<version_code>.patch Example :  react-native+0.61.5.patch 5. Add the below code into that file diff --git a/node_modules/react-native/Libraries/Image/RCTUIImageViewAnimated.m b/node_modules/react-native/Libraries/Image/RCTUIImageViewAnimated.m index 21f1a06..2444713 100644 --- a/node_modules/react-native/Libraries/Image/RCTUIImageViewAnimated.m +++ b/node_modules/react-native/Libraries/Image/RCTUIImageViewAnimated.m @@ -272,6 +272,9 @@ - (void)displayDidRefresh:(CADisplayLink *)displayLink - (void)displayLayer:(CALayer *)layer { + if (!_currentFrame) { + _currentFrame = self.image;...

Recently I faced a weird situation where my app was working fine in all Android versions except Android Pie. After lots of debugging I came to know it was because my server was not secure ie it was using HTTP (not HTTPS). Android P uses HTTPS by default. What this means is that if you are using unencrypted HTTP requests in your app, the app will work fine in all versions of Android except Android P. Let’s consider two situations where your app won’t work properly in Android P. Firstly, if your server is on HTTP obviously it won’t work in Android P. Another case is when your server is on HTTPS but it is returning something like an image URL which is HTTP, you won’t be able to load the image in Android P. The good news is… there is a really simple and quick fix for the above problem so let’s get started. You just need to create a  network_security_config  file in the xml folder and then include it in the manifest in the following manner. <?xml version="1.0"...