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问题 I am using the JobProcessing , JobProcessed and JobFailed to populate a queue logs table. I would like to also listen for an event as jobs are pushed to the queue. Does this exist? I see from running: \Redis::lrange('queues:mws', 0, -1) That a pushedAt parameter exists, but I am unsure how to get this in an event prior to the job actually being processed. This is fundamentally in order to check that my queues are all: a) actually running (the workers have not stopped). b) the job processing

问题 I am using the JobProcessing , JobProcessed and JobFailed to populate a queue logs table. I would like to also listen for an event as jobs are pushed to the queue. Does this exist? I see from running: \Redis::lrange('queues:mws', 0, -1) That a pushedAt parameter exists, but I am unsure how to get this in an event prior to the job actually being processed. This is fundamentally in order to check that my queues are all: a) actually running (the workers have not stopped). b) the job processing

问题 I would like to return the model and part of its relationship EX:: User model public function comments() { return $this->hasMany('comments'); } Comments model public function user() { return $this->belongsTo('user'); } Can I return all comments and the user's name associated with the comment? The desired effect is $comment = Comments::find($id); $comment->user; return $comment; This will return the one comment and the associated user full model. I just need the name of the user. And this does

问题 I am using the JobProcessing , JobProcessed and JobFailed to populate a queue logs table. I would like to also listen for an event as jobs are pushed to the queue. Does this exist? I see from running: \Redis::lrange('queues:mws', 0, -1) That a pushedAt parameter exists, but I am unsure how to get this in an event prior to the job actually being processed. This is fundamentally in order to check that my queues are all: a) actually running (the workers have not stopped). b) the job processing

问题 I am using the JobProcessing , JobProcessed and JobFailed to populate a queue logs table. I would like to also listen for an event as jobs are pushed to the queue. Does this exist? I see from running: \Redis::lrange('queues:mws', 0, -1) That a pushedAt parameter exists, but I am unsure how to get this in an event prior to the job actually being processed. This is fundamentally in order to check that my queues are all: a) actually running (the workers have not stopped). b) the job processing

问题 I am using the JobProcessing , JobProcessed and JobFailed to populate a queue logs table. I would like to also listen for an event as jobs are pushed to the queue. Does this exist? I see from running: \Redis::lrange('queues:mws', 0, -1) That a pushedAt parameter exists, but I am unsure how to get this in an event prior to the job actually being processed. This is fundamentally in order to check that my queues are all: a) actually running (the workers have not stopped). b) the job processing

问题 I'm trying to start using laravel php framework. I'm trying to just call the index file and I get this error message. C:\xampp\php\php.exe C:\xampp\htdocs\tutorials\lara\application\public\index.php Fatal error: Interface 'Illuminate\Auth\Illuminate\Contracts\Auth\Factory' not found in C:\xampp\htdocs\tutorials\lara\application\bootstrap\cache\compiled.php on line 357 Process finished with exit code 255 Can anyone shine some light on what this means? 回答1: Your Illuminate\Auth\Illuminate

问题 So I'm doing some CTF and one of the challenge is about php type juggling. The code looks something like this if($_GET['var1'] == hash('md4', $_GET['var1'])) { //print flag } So I was 80% sure that I need to pass in an integer so it'll be true but all I can manipulate is the url. I tried using python request to do it but still failed. import requests url = 'http://example.com' params = dict(var1=0) r = requests.get(url=url, params=params) Is there any special case where php will treat the

问题 I want to select rows that sum up to a certain value. My SQL (SQL Fiddle): id user_id storage 1 1 1983349 2 1 42552 3 1 367225 4 1 1357899 37 1 9314493 It should calculate the sum up to 410000 and get the rows. Meanwhile it should get something like this: id user_id storage 2 1 42552 3 1 367225 As you can see, 42552 + 367225 = 409777. It selected two rows that are nearly 410000. I have tried everything but it didn't work :( Sorry for my language, I am German. 回答1: You can use a correlated