if you are having an error related with Pyppeteer BrowserError: Browser closed unexpectedly is just the error you get when Chrome crashes for whatever reason. It would be nice if pyppeteer printed out the error, but it doesn't. To track things down, it's helpful to pull up the exact command that pyppeteer runs. You can do that this way: from pyppeteer.launcher import Launcher ' '.join(Launcher().cmd) run output from command line and find missing libraries and install it.
https://github.com/django/django/commit/5c125f63f77e169a459c11bab0f639c83fabc6e2 I had this problem when I try to upgrade my system from django 1.8 to 1.10.3 - response = HttpResponse( content_type = feedgen. mime_type ) + response = HttpResponse( content_type = feedgen. content_type ) response = wrapped_callback(request, *callback_args, **callback_kwargs) File ..../lib/python2.7/site-packages/django/contrib/syndication/views.py", line 43, in __call__ response = HttpResponse(content_type=feedgen.contenty_type) AttributeError: 'Feed' object has no attribute 'contenty_type' mime_type is dead so replace mime_type with content_type in your Feed.py to resolve this issue for django 1.10
Containers A container is a process running on the host system. This process is started by the container runtime from a container image, and the runtime provides a set of tools to manage the container process. Namespaces virtualize the container process’s PID, network, root, and users. Cgroups help set resource usage limits the container process can consume on the host system, and security contexts enforce permissions the container process has on the host system. A container, as a runtime object, consumes the typical resources any running process would consume on a system: storage for the file system and any saved configuration files, CPU, memory, and networking to serve traffic to/from external clients, and other containers or devices on the system. docker run container from image and connect it with shell , install necessary networking tools docker run -d -it ubuntu:22.10 bash docker run -d -it --privileged ubuntu:22.10 bash -> if you need to write to...
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