Hi, please check now, it should be working.

Please do not change the given sample code, correct code for for loop will be:
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for(x in course)
{
console.log(`${x} is ${course[x]}`);
}
***

We have updated the Instructions for the lesson, please check once and try again.

Hi Prashant,

We are looking into the issue and correcting this. Meanwhile, can we get on a quick Google meet call, so that you can show us how you used the course, it will help us better understand the issue and will help us permanently fix it.

Please share a 15 min slot for today at any time (Indian Standard time) and we will share a link for Google meeting on your registered email address.

Thanks in Advance.

I think you should not use .htaccess file for this purpose.
If you just want to change the mode for the folder, use the following command:
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chmod -R 777 /www/store/*
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to apply this to all files and folders inside the */store* directory

I think the most effortless way should be:
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touch somefile.txt
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Using the **touch** command.

Hi, can you please indent the code properly so that it is clear which **for** loops holds which **for** loop. Also, is the condition in the 4th loop correct?

Run the following command in the terminal of your linux machine:
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cat /etc/os-release
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You will see the following output, with all the information about your Linux distribution:
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PRETTY_NAME="Debian GNU/Linux 10 (buster)"
NAME="Debian GNU/Linux"
VERSION_ID="10"
VERSION="10 (buster)"
VERSION_CODENAME=buster
ID=debian
***

There was some issue with the HTML course due to our server getting migrated. We have fixed it and it should be accessible now. Thank you for letting us know about the issue.

You can find this out using the following PHP code:
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This error is because of permission error. Most probably your *Apache web server is running using a different user* and the *htdocs* folder in which the code is saved is created using another user, hence Apache is not allowing PHP to create a file or directory.

1. Check the user for apache process by running the following command in terminal: **ps aux | grep httpd**. The first column will be the owner typically it will be *nobody* or in the case of bitnami it can be *daemon*.

2. Now change the owner of the directory in which you want to create and move a file. The owner should be the same as we found in the step 1. If the user is **daemon**, then run the following two commands.

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sudo chown daemon /path/to/directory/
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where, daemon is the user, then run the below command to change the mode of the folder,
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chmod -R 0755 /path/to/directory/
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And you should be good to go. Hope this helps.

Hi Sourav, we are working on bringing the projects as soon as possible but due to some issues, we have not made them public. Expect them to be live along with *CSS course* by next week.