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# Oct 15th 2019, 17:55 ricksaccous @ndm thank you i will look into this stuff, awesome
# Oct 15th 2019, 17:54 ndm @ricksaccous PHP sucks at serving large files, as it has to keep the process running while the file is being downloaded. If the file is on the same server, then you might be able to use the `X-Sendfile`, `X-LiteSpeed`, or `X-Accel-Redirect` header if your server supports it. If you use AWS, look into redirecting people to it (check for example presigned URLs if the objects are private).
# Oct 15th 2019, 17:43 mrfeedback when I want to write a test where I want to compare the result of the database with an expected result, how am I supposed to mock the object? im wondering how I can create a fake comparision object with the expected data structure
# Oct 15th 2019, 17:38 ricksaccous I'm thinking these files might be stored on AWS
# Oct 15th 2019, 17:37 ricksaccous is this a server problem to solve or a PHP problem
# Oct 15th 2019, 17:37 ricksaccous has anyone offered downloads to larger files on their web application i'm talking about potentially ~2gb
# Oct 15th 2019, 17:03 challgren You could also use CloudFlare Access. https://challgren.energyauditapp.com is an example
# Oct 15th 2019, 17:02 dev.cyrusjayson we dont have login on our website. we want to put basic login then open it
# Oct 15th 2019, 17:02 challgren https://book.cakephp.org/3.0/en/tutorials-and-examples/cms/authentication.html would be a good start for you.
# Oct 15th 2019, 17:00 challgren What exactly are you trying to protect?
# Oct 15th 2019, 17:00 dev.cyrusjayson what is the correct way of implementing it via cake?
# Oct 15th 2019, 16:59 dev.cyrusjayson I tried to do that in www folder didnt work
# Oct 15th 2019, 16:59 challgren cpanel likes to mung files
# Oct 15th 2019, 16:59 dev.cyrusjayson ah
# Oct 15th 2019, 16:58 challgren You’re going to run into conflicts with cake’s .htaccess and cpanels .htaccess
# Oct 15th 2019, 16:58 dev.cyrusjayson okay I will check the link
# Oct 15th 2019, 16:58 dev.cyrusjayson so prefer to do it
# Oct 15th 2019, 16:58 dev.cyrusjayson yeah but we don't have time for development
# Oct 15th 2019, 16:58 challgren https://www.a2hosting.com/kb/cpanel/cpanel-security-features/password-protect-directories
# Oct 15th 2019, 16:57 challgren Honestly you’d be better implementing it via CakePHP
# Oct 15th 2019, 16:57 dev.cyrusjayson one more question, with cpanel/whm how can I put username and password protection in the directory?
# Oct 15th 2019, 16:55 dev.cyrusjayson thanks mate :: @challgren :man_dancing:
# Oct 15th 2019, 16:55 dev.cyrusjayson hey it works!!!!
# Oct 15th 2019, 16:54 challgren https://blog.cpanel.com/removal-of-php-5-6-and-php-7-0-in-easyapache-profiles/
# Oct 15th 2019, 16:53 challgren As its EOL
# Oct 15th 2019, 16:53 challgren I dont even think you can install 5.6 anymore
# Oct 15th 2019, 16:53 challgren Why use 5.6 its dead
# Oct 15th 2019, 16:53 challgren Did you reboot apache/php-fpm
# Oct 15th 2019, 16:52 dev.cyrusjayson I install it, samed error :(
# Oct 15th 2019, 16:52 dev.cyrusjayson I am using 5.6
# Oct 15th 2019, 16:48 slackebot1 <challgren>
# Oct 15th 2019, 16:47 challgren @dev.cyrusjayson you’ll need root access and then go into EasyApache 4 and choose PHP Extensions and then php-xx-php-zip
# Oct 15th 2019, 16:36 dev.cyrusjayson I tried to update the fix like installing it. I am using cpanel, still getting the same error Fatal error: Class 'ZipArchive' not found in
# Oct 15th 2019, 15:10 scuadra I just figured out that there is also getColumnType() which should do the job
# Oct 15th 2019, 15:09 scuadra thank you
# Oct 15th 2019, 15:06 neon1024 `$table->getSchema()->getColumn()`
# Oct 15th 2019, 15:06 neon1024 Check the table schema
# Oct 15th 2019, 15:03 scuadra How can I view the type of table field in Cake 3.x
# Oct 15th 2019, 14:25 daniel.upshaw That looks like exactly the way, that @ndm just showed
# Oct 15th 2019, 14:24 daniel.upshaw At the moment the project I have open is Cake 3.5, `getTable()` may be old
# Oct 15th 2019, 14:24 daniel.upshaw Ah nice!