Add the following parameter to the command. Remember to replace the double quotes.
TextExtension=(“2.5.29.19={text}CA:True”)
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Add the following parameter to the command. Remember to replace the double quotes.
TextExtension=(“2.5.29.19={text}CA:True”)
Was able to fix this today by
-Open Microsoft Word
-On top where the user name is displayed, sign out
-Sign in again with the new password.
-Open Outlook again. Somehow it works.
If the IP address has been changed and other clients keep using the old IP address, run “ipconfig /flushdns” to update the IP address in the client (For Windows only).
Checklist
-SQL Browser service is running on the DB server, this one listens to UDP broadcast to tell clients of its presence.
-UDP 1434 is allowed in the firewall of the server(inbound rule), this is so that UDP broadcasts from clients can reach server.
-TCP 1433 and 1434 are allowed in the firewall(inbound rule), this is so that SSMS can connect to SQL server instance.
-TCP and UDP protocols are enabled in SQL Configuration Manager.
-The SQL instance allows remote connections, check this by opening SSMS inside the server, connect to local instance, right click, choose Properties and check the option to allow remote connections.
-There is no IP conflict in the network with another server (if using Virtual machines, check that MAC addresses are different to have different IPs, otherwise SSMS may try to connect to wrong server).
If this happens, turn off the VM, in the settings->Network->Adapter, expand Advanced, and click on the refresh button next to MAC address.
IP addresses are generated by DHCP from MAC addresses. Cloned VMs by default will have the same MAC address as the original VM, so need to change to another one.
Simply add the following directive right above the public property
[TextArea(numberOfLines, numberOfColumns)]
public string MyProperty;
In build.gradle under platforms/android
Under allprojects => repositories, add google() before jcenter()
For some reason the file is randomly emptied. Use the following command to mitigate the problem.
ionic integrations enable cordova –add
Source: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48242792/ionic-cannot-load-empty-config-xml-file
Run Cordova clean (Android)
Then cordova build (Android)
Somehow uninstall the cordova plugin cordova-plugin-ionic-webview changes this.
The application will then fall back to the old webview and so when trying to do a cors call, it won’t try to send a preflight request OPTIONS.