are you getting this error after updating kubectl? if you are at version 1.24, so you could downgrade or try to use asdf. brew install asdf asdf plugin-add kubectl asdf install kubectl 1.23.7 asdf shell kubectl 1.23.7 So the command: kubectl version --client=true --short=true Should display: Client Version: v1.23.7

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Add it to your .php file to prevent any file with that extension to be executed. nginx.conf of your server location ~ (\.php$|myadmin) { return 403; } I hope it help someone.

If bash shell is not working, try sh. $ docker exec -it 4d3232519433 bash OCI runtime exec failed: exec failed: container_linux.go:349: starting container process caused “exec: \”bash\”: executable file not found in $PATH”: unknown So you should try: $ docker exec -it 4d3232519433 sh /application/home # I hope it help you!

I have been trying to access my other domains through docker images but I have no success because they have different networks, after some research I solved it in a easy way: First I discover my "nginx/apache" internal IP with: docker inspect -f \ '{{range .NetworkSettings.Networks}}{{.IPAddress}}{{end}}' ${YOUR_DOCKER_WEBSERVER} Just adding that piece "extra_hosts" inside my docker-composer.yml php-fpm-frontend: build: phpdocker/php-fpm container_name: php-fpm-frontend working_dir: /application/frontend/ extra_hosts: - "admin.dev:172.27.0.5" volumes: - .:/application/ - ./phpdocker/php-fpm/php-ini-overrides.ini:/etc/php/7.4/fpm/conf.d/99-overrides.ini

If you want to download a file using wget from a server that has an invalid SSL certificate (expired, not from a trusted issuer etc) then you can use the flag to make wget ignore such errors: --no-check-certificate It’s worth noting that you shouldn’t blindly ignore certificate errors. If you’re downloading from what is normally a trusted source and have no reason to expect to be presented with an invalid cert, then further investigation is due.

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I've used Letsencrypt to generate my self-signed ssl certs but when I was trying to access my sites at browser I was receiving an error: ERR_SSL_OBSOLETE_VERSION Researching I found the problem, now the browsers were not supporting anymore the TLSv1/TLSv1.1/SSLv3, so we should update our sites (in my case, /etc/nginx/sites-available) with: ssl_protocols TLSv1.2 TLSv1.3; After that you should just restart the NGINX service and the sites start to be accessible again.

Please follow these steps: Check if the URL's are directly accessible from browser as HTTP/HTTPS verification IF yes: You must to add a query string at your files, just to prevent the problem to be from google cache. (It occurs sometimes when you sent test emails but the images has not been uploaded yet) The last one(that was my case), do not use .SVG, use .PNG/.JPG/.GIF the google content cache appears to have problem with .SVG files.