You may get the below error code when attempting to transfer files with TFTP.
Error code 1: File not found
If you do get this error the issue is likely that the file does not exist on the server you are trying to place the file on using TFTP. If you are on a linux server you can just touch the file name on the TFTP server before transferring the actual file via TFTP.
TFTP: Trivial File Transfer Protocol
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The below steps will allow you to set up a TFTP server on Linux but specifically on a CentOS server. All you need to do is install a couple files with yum, enable the server, and restart xinetd.
- Install TFTP Server: Use the below syntax to install the TFTP server on CentOS.
[root@centos-server ~]#yum install tftp-server
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Upgrading a Linksys WRT54G v5 wireless router is a bit more complicated than most of the other Linksys WRT54G wireless routers. It is not as easy as downloading a dd-wrt .bin file and uploading it via the router administration GUI. Instead you must first install some other bin files to wipe the wireless router clean and then install the dd-wrt software.
Follow these instructions and your wireless router will be running dd-wrt software in no time.
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Its really easy to configure ZenCart to show the credit cards that you are going to accept to customers during their checkout. Not only could you display the text of these images similar to the below example but its also very easy to display images of the credit card types you will be accepting.
Example: We Accept: Visa, Mastercard, AmEx, Discover
The default text can be modified in the credit_cards.php languages file located in /includes/languages/english/ directory.
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Zencart has four default order status types which are Pending(1), Processing(2), Delivered(3), and Update(4). The number in parenthesis represents the order in which the order type will be located in the drop down so by default the first type in the drop down is Pending.
To add a new order status type login to the Zencart admin, click on Localization in the top navigation, and then click Order Status. This will display the order status type admin page where you can add, modify, or delete order status types. If all you need to do is add a order status type that will be located in 5th or higher place then click the Insert button at the bottom and add the new order status type. The very next one you add will be 5th, then 6th, and so on. So if you added Out of Stock via the Insert button you would now have the following order status types: Pending(1), Processing(2), Delivered(3), Update(4), and Out of Stock(5).
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