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Run OpenSpeedTest with phpenv
Although we may use websites such as speedtest to test the speed of uploading and uploading, what if we want to test the speed of our own Server? For example, if the user is in another country, the speed of connecting to our host is slow, then the self-hosted test tool is very convenient. The latest version of phpenv has added openspeedtest.yml to the yml file of services.
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Laravel livewire file upload demo
Livewire is a full-stack framework for the Laravel framework. It was the first time I wrote code, and he was probably the one who was able to write and marvel at the magic. My colleague also marveled while writing after being pushed by me. When I first learned Vue, I was not so surprised by him.
Use HAProxy to remove the /mail path of the Sysnolgy Mail Station
This article explains the version of DSM7. The Package Center of Synology Nas provides two Mail Servers, one is Synology Mail Server and the other is Synology MailPlus. For me, the advantage of Synology MailPlus is that he can easily specify a domain name in the login portal, but it is limited to a maximum of five accounts, and if there are more accounts, you will have to buy a license. If you use Synoloyg Mail Server, there will be no limit on the number of accounts, but it does not integrate the login portal. If you install the webmail of Mail Station, there will be an additional path of /mail in the directory of the website. Although it is not in the way, but I just do not like it.