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Maildev with docker doesn't work anymore.
The container is starting but maildev crashes du to :
FATAL ERROR: Ineffective mark-compacts near heap limit Allocation failed - JavaScript heap out of memory
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We are getting below error -
/opt/app/bin/docker-entrypoint.sh: line 40: 8 killed java
It's a spring batch application and everyday my batch fails with above reason
We are facing the issue and tried to replicate in lower environment. In lower environment batch writes data to file in 30min but same it takes around hours in higher environment.
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I'm using Dockware in order to learn Shopware theme development. When using the "make watch-storefront" command in the container, chromium is downloaded. Even though it is only 142MB it takes a loooong long time to finish.
Does anyone know why that is or how I speed this up?
I am not an expert in dockware setup, but there is an environment variable you may use to avoid downloading of chromium:
export PUPPETEER_SKIP_CHROMIUM_DOWNLOAD=1
(again I admit I would not know how to pass this correctly into dockware)
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I've downloaded Xcode 8, Beta 2 several times and attempted to install it. Each time, I've encountered the following error when attempting to decompress the file:
The operation couldn't be completed. cpio read error: Undefined error: 0
What I've tried:
Googling suggested I might have a space issue, so I went medieval on my hard drive and cleared out 40 gigs. The file is a fraction of that, even uncompressed.
I ran Onyx and cleaned everything, ran maintenance scripts, repaired permissions, etc.
Multiple downloads, thinking perhaps a download might have been corrupted.
Any other suggestions re: what might get this thing working?
I found another 500 megs of files to delete, bringing my free space to 40.5 GB. Upon attempting to open the ~4.5 GB Xcode_8_beta_2.xip after freeing it up the extra space, I was able to uncompress the archive.
I'm leaving here in case someone else encounters the same problem. This version seems to need significantly more free space than past versions I've installed.
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I am getting this warning in iPhone app "[651:57011] Received memory warning". can any body please help me to solve this problem.
It is due to the low memory space of your device and the inefficient memory management.
Select Product --> Analyse for checking memory leaks.
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How do I send an array through the internet from an OSX computer to an IOS device, Sorry I don't know to much about Objective C I am planning on creation an application and I haven't yet started creating it.
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What you basically want to do is use your OS X as a server. and then download information from there. If you are new to Objective-C I would recommend you read some tutorials before you get started.
Here you can find some general iOS tutorials: http://www.raywenderlich.com/tutorials
Here you can find one on NSURLSession (connecting to servers): http://www.raywenderlich.com/51127/nsurlsession-tutorial
Do some research before starting, or else it will probably result in a bad architected code. There also are several Stack Overflow questions with good references.