You could know in two ways:1. From MySQLExecuting the following consultation:mysql> SHOW GLOBAL VARIABLES LIKE 'PORT'; 2. Using NetstatTo do this you should run the following command:netstat -tlnp With this you will get a list of the active services and in which port are working.The most common thing is that it is the port 3306 or 3307.

The terminal error is due to the terminal you are using. Consider using another terminal or a session with UTF-8 enabled (check the file ~/.profile variable LANG)When running ionic with sudo the script is executed as root, and when installing the Cocoapods dependencies you cannot run under root. Consider trying not to use sudo for the command. The folder should allow writing for your current user, you can try to change the owner of the folder to your user:sudo chown -R $USER /path/to/folder

In Linux or similar, you can use PgUp/PgDn to navigate the commands.On Macbook, you can use:Fn + Shift + ↑ to go to the previous commandFn + Shift + ↓ to go to the next

You can try to install/update pip with easy_install:sudo easy_install pip You can also try to download https://bootstrap.pypa.io/get-pip.py and execute: sudo python get-pip.py #Una vez descargado el archivo Then:sudo pip install scrapy Another option would also be to download https://pypi.python.org/pypi/setuptools and extract and execute:python setup.py install

You can find the kernel code with this path in macOS Mojave version 10.14.6./System/Library/Kernels

It is likely that if you run the following line at the terminal (without %)% which node The node is not located on the route /usr/local/bin/nodeIn this https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44492197/react-native-ios-build-cant-find-node recommend creating a symlink a node which is much easier.Write this to your terminal (without %):% ln -s $(which node) /usr/local/bin/node If you run the previous sentence again it should be printed ln: /usr/local/bin/node: File exists or just running which node to be printed /usr/local/bin/node

On your Mac's console;mysql_upgrade -uroot -p

I just saw that it is not compatible with Gmail as its documentation says. https://documentation.mamp.info/en/MAMP-PRO-Mac/Servers-and-Services/Postfix/ Thank you.

Bash 5If you have Bash 5 you can use the following options, which are not POSIX:# A minúsculas ${var,} # 1.º ${var,,} # todos A mayúsculas ${var^} # 1.º ${var^^} # todos Bash 3, sh, zshIf you're in OSX you usually have Bash 3, where the syntax ${var,} or ${var^} had not yet been introduced. Same for sh or zsh. Therefore, you must use some external functionality as tr (laughs) tr(aduces):# A minúsculas echo "$(tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]' <<< ${var:0:1})${var:1}" # 1.º echo "$(tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]' <<< "$var")" # todos A mayúsculas echo "$(tr '[:lower:]' '[:upper:]' <<< ${var:0:1})${var:1}" # 1.º echo "$(tr '[:lower:]' '[:upper:]' <<< "$var")" # todos ExamplesBash 5To lowercases$ var="HOLA" $ echo "${var,}" hOLA $ echo "${var,,}" hola A capital$ var="adios" $ echo "${var^}" Adios $ echo "${var^^}" ADIOS Bash 3, sh, zshMinutes:$ var="HOLA" $ echo "$(tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]' <<< ${var:0:1})${var:1}" hOLA $ echo "$(tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]' <<< "$var")" hola Capitals:$ var="adios" $ echo "$(tr '[:lower:]' '[:upper:]' <<< ${var:0:1})${var:1}" Adios $ echo "$(tr '[:lower:]' '[:upper:]' <<< "$var")" ADIOS

HECHO! I installed the composer. https://getcomposer.org/doc/00-intro.md And that's it.Thank you, Mauricio!

All the steps you made are perfect, the only thing you would miss is to disable the security restrictions that Mac OS Sierra brings, are system restrictions in which neither the user root you have permission to modify certain directories of the SO.Browse to the directory gicc-3.2.16 from the Terminal, one see inside runs: sudo ./configure This serves to obtain the values of the environment variables of your system, those values are necessary when compiling, which is the next step.When you finish the above, run: sudo make Well, if you followed the steps of the file INSTALL so far is the same, now comes the part where we disable the Mac OS Sierra security system, for that we restart in recovery mode, we do this by holding down the keys cmd+r at the you turn on the computer and the boot pit is heard.Within recovery mode we opened a Terminal and executed the following command line csrutil disable We restart and reboot in normal mode, this way the command sudo make install We should install the bookstores in the SO without problem.Done this, we reboot in recovery mode and re-enable SIP(System Integrity Protection) csrutil enable Now to be able to use the libraries correctly, we reboot the computer normally, open a Terminal and write: sudo cp -rf /usr/include/cgicc /usr/local/include/ sudo ln -s /usr/lib/libcgicc.3.dylib /usr/local/lib/libcgicc.3.dylib sudo ln -s /usr/lib/libcgicc.a /usr/local/lib/libcgicc.a sudo ln -s /usr/lib/libcgicc.dylib /usr/local/lib/libcgicc.dylib sudo ln -s /usr/lib/libcgicc.la /usr/local/lib/libcgicc.la sudo ln -s /usr/lib/libcupscgi.1.dylib /usr/local/lib/libcupscgi.1.dylib sudo ln -s /usr/lib/libcupscgi.dylib /usr/local/lib/libcupscgi.dylib We already have everything ready to start working, so we create a new project in Xcode and set up the routes of the bookstores and the headers that we will use in the project, I clarify that these bookstores and headers are the ones we just installed.We select the project and go to the following configuration sections We added libcgicc.3.dylib (which is found in /usr/local/lib) a Link Binary With Libraries in the tab Build PhasesWe added the route /usr/local/include in Build Settings -> Search Path -> Header Serach PathsWe added the route /usr/local/lib in Build Settings -> Search Path -> Libraries Serach PathsIf everything went well, the example at the end of the next page should work, this is the https://github.com/cmakified/cgicc/blob/master/example/example.cpp .

Try https://www.mamp.info/en/ I don't know how xamp is in mac but mamp is a version especially for mac and personally has never weighed any kind of testalema.

to solve this, simply add:btnNewButton.setBorderPainted(false); I hope it serves you.

Install the latest version of ActiveTclReinstall python.Answer extracted from: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21129498/idle-warns-against-an-old-tcl-version-even-though-ive-installed-a-newer-version

I think you need to place as the fields are separatedLOAD DATA INFILE '~/Desktop/hola.txt' INTO TABLE ARTICULOS FIELDS TERMINATED BY '\t' where the '\t' you must indicate the character of separation from each fieldthe '\t' separate TAB

If you trust that the installer is safe and reliable, you need to change the security settings:Open "system preferences"Press "Security and privacy"Press the "General" tabClick the block and enter your administrator passwordIn "Permit applications from anywhere" click the "anywhere" option buttonThen click on the "Permit from anywhere" button

You must place the route chromedriver as a parameter, in my case:chromedriver = '/usr/bin/chromedriver' chrome = webdriver.Chrome(chromedriver)

The truth is not much JasperRepor but I can tell you that on the button do not perform operations and do them in a class and then call them.Then on the route:"\Users\WhiteSnake\NetBeansProjects\MiCrud\src\main\java\reporteCrud.jasper". I think he's missing the album and the start letter: "C: 'Users'...". I hope I helped you as I tell you I don't know much about jasper.

There is no need to have macOS Sierra to program on iOS 10. Only with the ability to install the Xcode 8 reaches.That if, it may be that compiling times are quite large, and you have to see if the computer supports the emulator. It would be advisable not to use the emulator but to connect an iPhone, so you save resources to the MacBook.

Are you sure you have Python version 3 installed? Note that the Tkinter module is called Tkinter (with 'T' capital) in the versions of Python 2.x, and tkinter (with 'T' tiny) in Python 3.x.You can check your version of Python by running the following command at the terminal:python -v This would solve your mistake:try: # Para versiones de Python2 from Tkinter import * except ImportError: # Para versiones de Python3 from tkinter import *