QNAP (Docker) How to run it from Bash Docker is located /share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/.qpkg/container-station/bin export PATH=$PATH:/share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/.qpkg/container-station/bin
Setting Up Ghost on QNAP NAS I had previously been running my side project websites and projects on a Windows Home Server HP Microserver. It served e very well for years but was not having a bit of trouble keeping up with HD videos and was getting a bit noisy. I decided it was a good
Using forever as a service in Windows UPDATE: This didn't work at all. When my server restarted it would end up spawning millions of node processes all trying to start up and killing my machine. Don't use this method. Have just set nssm to launch the node process directly. So I was trying to use forever a
Starting Node as a service with NSSM Ok don't try and use forever as a service with NSSM, NSSM is already looking for failures and restarting the application so this combined with forever doing the same thing ends up with you having millions of node processes and none of them working. Simply start node with nssm. NSSM
Upgrading your version of Nodejs on Windows 10 bash Upgrading is the same as installing you just curl the latest version and apt-get install. For example to upgrade to version 7 you would run: curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_7.x | sudo -E bash - apt-get install -y nodejs For the full install guide see Installing basic
Equivalent bash commands coming from Windows Some Equivalents WindowsLinux dirls -l c:cd /c (your actual c drive cd /mnt/c) clsclear Useful commandsvi - View contents of a file, to exit :q! The vi command in Bash for Windows runs vim which is a crazy but powerful editor and too much to go into here