Thanks!

Thank you!

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straight to the point and short video ==> a big like and a subscribe + mad respect

hello is this till working ?

thank you soooooooooooooooo much jeez

Thank you so much for this! I was about to reinstall Ubuntu just to reset my password, so glad I found this video!

Thanks for the video

Thank you so much <3

I want to express my gratitude and say that you have helped me a lot. It was a simple solution; I was about to go crazy.

how get posts?

Thank you!

Thanks, that was really helpful.

Ты лучший, это видео очень простое, но при этом его полезность зашкаливает.

Thankyou It's Working For Me ❤

Thank you!

Enserio muchas gracias, en Español no hay un solo tutorial que hable de este error típico

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This does not work for all dists...

Thank you!

It works file.Thanks a lot.

Thank you so much

This is crazy...very impressed with your solution!

'ubuntu2004' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. ????

Mad respect for such a basic and useful video without any bloat content. You deserve my like and subscribe (not that it's a big deal or anything, but...)

This works. Clear and concise. Thanks!

Thank you from the moon and back for this 🙏🙏

Thanku so much xd

omg thank you so much

Works

So, I got the SSO to work (thank you, it's fantastic), however, and I may just be being stupid, I can't seem to get it to retain URL parameters after the authentication. Is it possible to have it retain `?page=x&cat=y` URL parameters? Edit (~20 minutes later): Figured out a "workaround" to make it work. I copied the `$_GET` array to `$_SESSION['GET']` before doing the authentication and then recalled it after the authentication for use. This wouldn't work for `$_POST`, but I have no intention of supporting `$_POST` recovery during login.

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Thank you so much!

Thanks ❤...best video unexpected

this is the code at the end of the video: sudo apt-get install

This video just helped me keep my internship at Big Tech

Is this working until now ?

This is really helpful... !!

I implemented this using laravel passport but keep getting "Authorization code' revoked.For the callback is the grant type suppose to be the personal access token for the user or the token for the client?

Starting on programming here, that thing on 'sudo /etc/init.d/mysql start' solved my problem, everywhere else I looked tried to start mysql using this other command 'systemctl status mysql' but gave me an error saying that 'System has not been booted with systemd as init system (PID 1). Can't operate. Failed to connect to bus: Host is down'. Why did your command worked? also, thanks for the tutorial!!!

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Good job bro, JESUS IS COMING BACK VERY SOON; WATCH AND PREPARE

Good job bro, JESUS IS COMING BACK VERY SOON; WATCH AND PREPARE

Perfect!

Do you have a github repo with the code for this project?

Hello, thank you very much for sharing knowledge. Thank you

Thanks, so helpful