The latest Docker, at the time of writing, does support IPv6. But there are a number of pitfalls when people try to work around this.
Here are some experiences I got, and I put a working configuration at the end of the article:
The latest Docker, at the time of writing, does support IPv6. But there are a number of pitfalls when people try to work around this.
Here are some experiences I got, and I put a working configuration at the end of the article:
I happened to have a chance to work on IPv6 related project, and here are some some quick insights of the IPV6 of current state. I would put in Q&A format so it might be faster to read:
It's a long existing and fundamental problem: the HTML result after execution of Selenium HTML suite is not properly encoded as utf-8.
A detailed report could be found here:
https://github.com/seleniumhq/selenium-google-code-issue-archive/issues/1212
However, it's never fixed.
You need to debug an existing PHP site (wordpress, joomla, drupal, etc..), and you find it very difficult/time-consuming to set up your development IDE to simulate the deployed environment.
You want to have a quick look of what's actually going on, directly from the SSH terminal.
Use xdebug to intercept PHP scripts, and communicate with vdebug via dbgp.
(Please ignore the rest of article if you are not comfortable with vim - the editor).
Read more How to Remotely Debug PHP
Using Terminal (Vim + VDebug + XDebug)
I wrote the first version of Firefox extension of Simple Gmail Notes about one and half year ago, and now I am forced to develop a new one using WebExtension technology, because the old jpm addons would be fully disabled after Firefox 57.
That was quite a surprise, because when I started to develop the extension back then, jpm was the most recommended technology for Firefox addon development. And I suffered so much during the development.
Anyway, now the the extension already got some problems with new Firefox (FF 50+), especially with the OAuth. So I am left no choice except starting on this ASAP.