I am using Corporate Laptop and I tried to install Protractor to it,I am getting the below error message This is what the command prompt says
As the error says: This is most likely not a problem with npm itself... In most cases you are behind a proxy or have bad network settings. Ask your dev ops guys or network admins.
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steps
I followed the started instruction ,but the errors were threw after I run the kourou commonad app:scaffold playground
Error
with Creating network "playground_default" with the default driver
(sorry for this short message,my host cannot log in.I will complete error message later)
I'm not sure it is related with that I install the kourou before docker-compose. (any permission problem had been solved)
enviroment
Ubuntu Server 20.04 LTS 64bit
Nodejs 14.17.1
Oops, I solved this problem just recently.
I ran the command in the REMOTE SSH of VSCODE before, and then an error occurred. But I just ran it again in ELECTERM(a cross-platform remote ssh terminal) and found that this time it passed when installing dependencies
I still wonder what happened, plz tell me what might be causing the error
I am trying to install Ubuntu bash shell (Windows Subsystem for Unix) on Windows 10 Enterprise. To do this I need to enable Developer Mode in System Config. It fails with the following error:
Enabling Developer Mode fails with error code 0x80004005
I found the following MSDN article but it still fails with the error:
[SC] OpenService FAILED 1060:
The specified service does not exist as an installed service.
Anyone know how to get past this?
Wow! Turns out even though it gives an error it actually works.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I am trying to install workup in my parallels in Mac Book Pro.
I tried the command workup on powershell (in Administration Mode).
But when I run this command it throws this error as shown below and because of it I am not able to continue my further installation.
Error executing action install on resource 'windows_package[Node.js]'
I am also adding the snapshot of the error . So, please refer to it as well.
The problem is solved by uninstalling the node.
There was mismatch in node versions.
So, I uninstalled node from the system and workup itself install's node and it works after this.
Thanks :)
I am new to nodejs.
As I am trying to install ejs via npm on my local windows system. But it gives me error invalid protocol: 192.168.1.201. I have attached the screen shot.
Earlier I was using the same PC on a corporate proxy. But recently we have removed all proxies from the system. After removing all proxy settings everything is working fine. But still on few places I am getting this error message.
I have tried almost all possible commands to remove proxy from everywhere. But still I am not able to install ejs. I am also facing the same problem while installing express framework in nodejs.
Now the issue has been resolved. It was related to proxy settings. Earlier I tried to remove all the proxy from system but wasn't getting any success.
After removing proxy from the windows registry it started working properly.
Learning how to deploy the demo project to IBM API Connect on Bluemix (get-started) and get the following errors after run apic edit to start IBM Developer Toolkit local site:
Screenshot of the error
Any suggestions will be appreciated.
Just tried the same and I am not able to reproduce the issue, since the "apic edit" step works fine for me. I guess this is an issue related to your machine. The error is quite clear and it means that Express.js is not able to connect to that port. The first step is to check that port to see if it's blocked by the host system. However I see different ports in the error message, so the problem could be different (check your firewall settings). Moreover, I would try to install apic again running sudo npm install -g apiconnect and double check that the prerequisites are already installed. It could be throwing an error that you didn't notice.
Try publish in the interface 0.0.0.0:
export HOST=0.0.0.0
apic edit