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Installing composer on KeyHelp control panel

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I’ve been trying to figure this out for the last 2 hours. But I have finally managed to install it.

From offical composer page copy paste first two lines

https://getcomposer.org/download/

like:

php -r "copy('https://getcomposer.org/installer', 'composer-setup.php');"
php -r "if (hash_file('sha384', 'composer-setup.php') === 'c31c1e292ad7be5f49291169c0ac8f683499edddcfd4e42232982d0fd193004208a58ff6f353fde0012d35fdd72bc394') { echo 'Installer verified'; } else { echo 'Installer corrupt'; unlink('composer-setup.php'); } echo PHP_EOL;"

Then, since KeyHelp makes users folders as root you will need to use i.e. files folder for installing Composer with command above. Then use this command:

COMPOSER_HOME=/home/users/someuser/files/ php composer-setup.php

What this command does?! COMPOSER_HOME is var and enables you to write composer.phar inside different home path.

All this without root. That was the point in the first place. Root and composer are not good option.

Problem was with the permissions in the first place. Users are from root. And Composer wanted to use $cd to access home folder. It poined to /home/users/someuser (someuser is current logged in user).

Error: Unable to create Composer home directory “/home/users/someuser/.config/composer”: mkdir(): Permission denied

CPU steal time – how to check

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You can easly check steal time of your VPS if you run top command and take a look at the info there.

At the end of the cpu line you should see this:

%Cpu line – end of line…it shows 0.0 st and that means it has cpu all for itself

Now, if you want to make sure steal time readings are correct use something like:

 dd if=/dev/zero | md5sum

This command will make sure your cpu is actually doing something. That way CPU steal time readings will be correct. After running this command on other vps I’m using I have got this:

Now you get the idea. This other VPS is oversold. Without using upper command I get this:

Without dd command used…no real cpu steal time

Let’s try again…

With dd command ran
Without dd command being ran

You should always make sure CPU is being used at that moment in order to get correct CPU steal time numbers…

Nick

BitBucket laravel initial commit

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I have found it here but since I have older phpstorm there is a way to do it easier

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47613209/how-to-set-up-bitbucket-in-phpstorm-2019

Step 1: Install Bitbucket Linky using this guide. Note Bitbucket Connector is no longer being developed.
Step 2: Set up a new private repository on Bitbucket. If you’re using WordPress, I’d recommend creating a repository for each plugin you are developing, rather than for the entire install. Leave it empty for now.
Step 3 Create a new project in PHPStorm or use an existing one. Click VCS>Create Git Repository. Select the path of your project.
Step 4 Now the repository is properly set up, I then added – using Finder – all of my files into the local repository folder.
Step 5 Select all of your project – which should be in red text – and click VCS>Git>Add. This will have added these files to the project, but not yet pushed them to the remote server.
Step 6 Now select the root directory of your project and click VCS>Git>Commit Directory.
Step 7 Go to VCS>Git>Remotes and add a new remote. You need to get this in Bitbucket by clicking ‘I will be starting from scratch’ and then copying the URL (https://youraccount@bitbucket.org/youraccount/yourrepo.git) and pasting it into PHPStorm.
Step 8 Click VCS>Git>Push. This actually moves the files to the server.
Hope that helps some one – took me ages to figure out. You’re now in the capable hands of many guides on how to use Git.

After step 6 I couldn’t find Remotes so I just clicked on project folder, right click, git->repository->push and then clicked on top remote and then added bitbucket link (https) and all the files were being pushed there.

That’s it.