prasadchinwal5

Hi 👋,

I wanted to understand and learn how envoyer works under the hood. The reason I am looking at this is because I want to build a tool which will run various tasks on server ex. Run a script on server, monitor jobs, run jobs on server etc.

Now from what I have seen many SaaS apps do is generate an SSH key to be put on server and then connect to it. From there on I have no idea how on click of button we can run a script on server and also monitor the status/output of the command/script running on server.

Any explanation/links to resources appreciated.

Thanks, Prasad Chinwal

@konrms Yes, absolutely correct. All you have to do for production server is install the package and edit config/shibboleth.php file as per your need.

Example: You may want to map your server variables with your laravel application User model.

'user' => [
        // fillable user model attribute => server variable
        'name' => 'your_name_variable_from_server',
        'email' => 'your_email_variable_from_server',
        'first_name' => 'your_firstname_variable_from_server',
        'last_name' => 'your_lastname_variable_from_server',
        'custom_field' => 'custom variable',
    ],

These are the fields I have specified in my users migration. The existing users in your organization would be greeted with your shib login page and on successful login they should be redirected to the redirect route specified in your config/shibboleth.php file.

    'authenticated' => '/',

@icelander If the Topics variable is a collection, I believe you could do $topic->slide->slide.

Not tested.

@tomasosho Nope it wont execute. The SendMailable class needs only 1 argument in the constructor and you passed 2 when you called it.

Also, what do you mean by send email automatically. Emails are usually result after some action is taken and you need to inform user.

If you mean automate the process of sending emails then you can set up a Laravel Job

@codewd I have had this issue in production before. My response was taking almost 8-9 sec. What I ended up doing was returning data using Laravel API Resources this helped me a lot.

To be frank I don't know how it improved performance but I think that is the whole point of Let the framework do the work for you. Although I would love to know how. LOL!

Also we ended up refactoring our code a lot to use collection methods. I think even that helped a lot.

@artisticre You could achieve this using Policy in Laravel or also Gates.

@fajar Glad i Could help.

@fajar I think mysql 8.0 and up you can declare a JSON column and store the data as json.

Else you can try making the column text in migration instead of unsignedInteger and save data as json. Then on model explicitly cast the column as json.

@johnw65 I am assuming you are using Yajra OCI-8 driver Link

Why not try running these as raw queries.

DB::connection('oracle_connection_name')->raw('DBMS_Session.Set_Role('ALL')');

Not tried. But worth a shot.

@nunodonato Good question. I am running multiple apps ( > 10 ). Each app has its own container with apache and laravel app.

I have my mysql container on separate server just because I wanted to keep my database on separate server.

Always keep database related stuff on separate container. So that if you have to rebuild container for some reason you don't loose data. If you do want to keep it together you can look into docker volumes.

My personal experience is that my containers were getting heavier with mysql installed together with apache and other dependencies.

Digital Ocean has a nice article on setting this up. Article

@nurge So just to be clear you are sending the data to populate both dropdown from controller?

Or do you need to fetch data from database based on the selected value of 1st dropdown?

I see. Did you configure your gmail account to allow for less secure apps ?

@fajar I think mysql 8.0 and up you can declare a JSON column and store the data as json.

Else you can try making the column text in migration instead of unsignedInteger and save data as json. Then on model explicitly cast the column as json.

@pandiyan Can you share your mail server config? Hiding sensitive information of course

Edit:

Should look something like this

MAIL_DRIVER=smtp
MAIL_HOST=smtp.googlemail.com
MAIL_PORT=465
MAIL_USERNAME=ENTER_YOUR_EMAIL_ADDRESS(GMAIL)
MAIL_PASSWORD=ENTER_YOUR_GMAIL_PASSWORD
MAIL_ENCRYPTION=ssl

@billok-lab I think what you need is required_if condition in your FormRequest

Ex.

'dropdown' => 'required',
'hidden_field' => 'required_if:dropdown,==,some value',

Docs

@billok-lab I think what you need is required_if condition in your FormRequest

Ex.

'dropdown' => 'required',
'hidden_field' => 'required_if:dropdown,==,some value',

Docs

You can store the data in session by $request->session()->put('key', 'value'); or by using global helper $request->session()->put('key', 'value');

You can retrieve session values by $value = $request->session()->get('key'); or by using global helper $value = session('key', 'default');

More on sessions in Laravel Docs

@jinsonjose I assume you could put the session variable in AppServiceProvider?

@jesse_orange_newable Could you possibly replace these lines

$request->session()->invalidate();

$request->session()->regenerateToken();

with

Session::flush();

Not sure if this would help. But worth a shot.

@sokol you might want to try this package by Spatie called Laravel Query Builder.

@monstajamss I believe if you separate your image from the router-view you should achieve what you are looking for?

Before that, is your image replicated in these 2 components?