Deleting cluster-admin role blocks all the access in case of DigitalOcean's managed DOKS. Till date 3rd April, 2025, the only solution is to create a support ticket and they will restore the role.
Problem was solved, when I set return value of MarkNotifications from IReadOnlyCollection<NotificationMarkResultDto> to NotificationMarkResult[] and in NotificationMarkResultDto were no setters written before (because I wanted to do that for the immutable response), but now they have been added.
You can search up a wiring diagram for the purifier and re do the wiring to work without the smart device. Re-wire according to schematic. It should be pretty easy.
There may be conflicts or misconfigurations when adding a new dependency in Flutter. It is necessary to verify that all dependencies are compatible and configured properly in order to resolve this issue. Flutter pub get and flutter clean can be used to refresh the project.
Sorry for posting the solution so late. And thanks to @j23 and @Gilles Gouaillardet helping me with the answer.
I found the OpenMPI documentation, which suggested using ompi_info --param btl tcp to search for TCP-related parameters.
$ ompi_info --param btl tcp
MCA btl: tcp (MCA v2.1.0, API v3.3.0, Component v5.0.7)
MCA btl tcp: ---------------------------------------------------
MCA btl tcp: parameter "btl_tcp_if_include" (current value: "",
data source: default, level: 1 user/basic, type:
string)
Comma-delimited list of devices and/or CIDR
notation of networks to use for MPI communication
(e.g., "eth0,192.168.0.0/16"). Mutually exclusive
with btl_tcp_if_exclude.
MCA btl tcp: parameter "btl_tcp_if_exclude" (current value:
"127.0.0.1/8,sppp", data source: default, level: 1
user/basic, type: string)
Comma-delimited list of devices and/or CIDR
notation of networks to NOT use for MPI
communication -- all devices not matching these
specifications will be used (e.g.,
"eth0,192.168.0.0/16"). If set to a non-default
value, it is mutually exclusive with
btl_tcp_if_include.
MCA btl tcp: parameter "btl_tcp_progress_thread" (current value:
"0", data source: default, level: 1 user/basic,
type: int)
In my case, my processes attempt to communicate with each other over any available network, including the inappropriate network docker0.
Adding --mca btl_tcp_if_include <proper network> or --mca btl_tcp_if_exclude docker0 both solved the problem.
One thing I would like to add to PaulS' answer is that if any of your variables are strings, you should put the %s associated with that variable inside quotes.
radius = float(input("Enter a radius for the circle: "))
area = math.pi * radius ** 2
circumference = 2 * math.pi * radius
print(f"The area of the circle is {area:.2f}")
print(f"The circumference of the circle is {circumference:.2f}")
I will give you a very simple and straight-forward solution.
The condition freq[char] evaluates to true if freq[char] is defined and has a truthy value (i.e., it is not undefined, null, 0, false, or an empty string). In this context, freq is being used as an associative array (or object) where the keys are characters and the values are their counts.
If the arg provided for the removeDupl(arg) function is "Helloooooo", the freq will come out as [ H: 1, e: 1, l: 2, o: 6 ]
So, the if-condition gets executed if the current character is already present in the freq array otherwise else condition gets executed.
i did it with the fall back intent insted of the qnaintent when it goes to fallback i triggered a lambda function to retrive the data from the knowledge base
To run a python code before start, an easy way is to use Python Snippet block in GNU radio. Select section of Flow graph to After Init or After Start as required. Put the code to Code Snippet
can you design a typing game that only english easy understanderable artikle are in there. and ignore uppercase and false, when false just make a sound to remind but dont stop the typing prosses. can you do that? that would be very helpful. thank you very much!
Moreover, those plugins are "premium features". See the "Using file managers" section in the CKEditor Ecosystem Documentation: "CKBox and CKFinder are both premium features. Contact us to receive an offer tailored to your needs."
But if you have a license key, you can create your own configuration and use it in a js-based initalization. See the "Creating a CKEditor5 instance from javascript" section in the django-ckeditor-5 reference.
Try changing the timestamp to a future time, about 1 minute ahead. For example, if the current time is 11:58:11, set the timestamp to 11:59:11 (1743656351).
As illustrated below, you need to decide what paths are in what order.
This is what I tried: The logic of evaluation is like...
The @Order which is smaller in number wins. The path matching matchedPaths wins.
If you have two @Order annotations with the same matchedPaths, and one @Order contains a smaller value, the latter wins. (The SecurityFilterChain with the larger @Order annotation produces no effect.)
If you have two SecurityFilterChains with @Order annotations with differentmatchedPaths, both SecurityFilterChains are run.
As far as I tried, matching "/actuator/health/**" left prefix works. Whereas, matching "/**/actuator/health" right suffix does not work (easily). You may need to change your paths accordingly.
I still got the same error even with Basic Authentication turned On - in my case, it was due to the App Service being disabled for public network access.
I whitelisted my IP under App Service settings in Azure Portal:
I was facing the same thing! The solution is for your Facebook app to be live to send events. Apps in development mode cannot send events. Hope this helps you!
def cos_dot(x_grid, y_grid, z_fixed = 2 * np.pi):
res = np.zeros_like(x_grid)
# Loop over all x,y coordinates.
# Just to be explicit we only use the indices i and j.
for i, _ in enumerate(x_grid):
for j, _ in enumerate(y_grid[i[):
res[i][j] = np.cos(
np.dot(
[x_grid[i][j], y_grid[i][j], z_fixed],
[1,1,1]
))
return res
# Let's check that this function gives the same answer as just X+Y+2*np.pi
np.isclose(cos_dot(X,Y), np.cos(X+Y+2*np.pi)).all()
which returns True
Reasons:
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To prevent Tailwind CSS from affecting the host webpage in your Chrome extension, you can encapsulate styles using Shadow DOM.
A well-structured setup like chrome-ext-starter provides an effective approach. It ensures your styles remain scoped to your extension while maintaining compatibility with Tailwind CSS and React.
Additionally, disabling Tailwind’s preflight reset corePlugins: { preflight: false } can prevent global style conflicts.
I don't know much about Gatsby but I'm guessing that it's generated a structure like this which you've deployed to your S3 bucket?
/index.html
/path1/index.html
...etc
And you want GET / to return the content from index.html, and GET /path1 to return the content from /path1/index.html etc.? And your plan to do this was to set /index.html as the 403 custom error response?
If I've understood that correctly, then this isn't going to work as you want. If you've set things up as described I would expect GET /path1 to return the content from /index.html.
One way of getting this working as you want is to change the 403 custom error response to something more appropriate (i.e. a /404.html page) and then associate a viewer-request function with your CloudFront distribution that rewrites requests to include /index.html at the end of the path if needed. Something like:
function handler(event) {
var request = event.request;
var uri = request.uri;
if (uri.endsWith("/")) {
request.uri += "index.html";
} else if (!uri.includes(".")) {
request.uri += "/index.html";
}
return request;
}
Here's a CloudFormation template where this is set up if you want to see how it all fits together (disclaimer: this is my github repo).
Actually, the key thing to remember here is that named variables aren't implicitly moved - so while it looks like a typical move construction case, the compiler won't automatically move x into FooResult unless std::move(x) is explicitly used. Otherwise, we fall back to copy semantics if a copy constructor exists.
Variable 'region' was already declared in the first foreach loop, it was no longer available in the second loop due to scoping rules. Each foreach loop creates its own separate variable, but the debugger might have gotten confused or optimized out the second instance.
Had a similar problem. The fact that it doesn't hang when you use a regular mutex means two things: (1) the mutex in that case is recursive; (2) this piece of code is definetly being reached by another thread (since there is no other calls within the provided block, so not a recursion case). So, dude, check your code again and again...
I have been coming across this topic in my searches quite a bit as I always seem to hit blockers when implementing needed functionality on the various devices I compile to for Android. Perhaps the following thoughts can demystify the .aar file and how one can use it in RAD Studio. As of RAD Studio 12.2 you can apparently just add the .aar file to your project but it is not clear how to reference it in code.
.aar and .jar files are zip files
It is true that the .aar file is merely a zip file, it is easy to rename and extract the contents. A lot of libraries are distributed in this format and work really nicely in Android Studio by simply including the files in the gradle build. The .aar file in many cases contains a jni folder which contains the c++ libraries for the supported android OS, either 32 bit or 64 bit.
.so files from jni can be added to RAD Studio project
These .so files need to be included separately as part of the RAD Studio Deployment on the Menu(Project -> Deployment). It is also here where you can deploy any res files that are part of the .aar library which you have extracted. Inside the .aar library is a classes.jar file which also can be extracted and renamed then added to your project under Libraries (Android Target).
You can manually merge multiple .jar and .aar files together
I have successfully combined multiple .aar files into a single .jar file by extracting each classes.jar file then merging each of their contents together in a single .jar file. Once this has been done the initial hard work is over. Running JAVA2OP on this .jar file will result in a .pas file which you can include in your project. The only issue here being that all the dependencies need to be resolvable in the .jar file. So if the code in the .jar file relies on some 3rd party library code, you will need to download that package and include it in your .jar file.
Make sure you have all the dependencies covered
In principal when I do these builds I still check if the libraries I build in Android Studio actually work with a test application. If I am simply building a module / library in Android studio I start it by building a "blank" Android application then add a module which is essentially a folder within the project.
Summary
Identify which libraries you need to implement on your Android application (normally in my case it is a hardware device)
Create a simple Android application project which uses those libraries, can be .aar files or just plain java code. Test the functionality or abstract the libraries so it will be easy to call in RAD Studio.
Manually extract the needed parts from .aar or .jar files to make a new .jar file. Currently this involves renaming to zip then repackaging and renaming to .jar
Identify .so files and res files and add them to your RAD Studio project (Debug & Release)
Run JAVA2OP on your final .jar file, it will not work properly if you don't have all the dependencies right, look a the logs and check for routines that have been commented out.
The resulting .pas file may contain errors which need to be fixed, normally function naming! Add this to your code base.
Conclusion
I find that this topic is not very well documented and frankly very black boxed. Even keeping up with all the changes in Android is difficult for me (Manifest!) Let me know if I need to clarify anything better, I put this here in the hopes that it will help.
Lastly, you cannot build multiple .aar files into a single .aar module without much pain, don't waste energy trying that!
The aggregation is a wrong choice, a LeaseAgreement is not made up of Person
You are right when considering the real world as the standard. In my opinion, it would be better to consider the software requirements as the standard. After all, UML class diagrams are used to model software architectures.
Notice tenant is shown both as an attribute and a relation's role, making the diagram unnecessarily complex.
Thanks for pointing that out. So, either an attribute or a relation's role, but not both?
Sorry, I misspoke earlier. The LeaseAgreement should actually only contain one person, the tenant. For this, the Person class has the attribute tenant. However, instances of the Person type should not contain any attributes of the LeaseAgreement type. A Person instance should have no knowledge of the LeaseAgreement instances that reference it. Therefore, I would set the multiplicity to 0 on the LeaseAgreement side.
Now, someone suggested that I should still represent the multiplicity as 0..* on the LeaseAgreement side. However, in my opinion, this doesn't make sense. 0..* on the LeaseAgreement side would mean that Person instances own a collection of LeaseAgreements. I hope I was able to clear up the confusion.
Always good to due diligence run it, I run it thru visual studio check misspelled or etc. Before installing it right butterfly 🦋 🤔 😜 😉 what point of installing if alot we get is half booth, that what mean freedom 😉 🤔 😜 j/k always ✔️
I observed NCLS-ADMIN_00010 while starting the domain when my keystore.jks file was corrupted. It is resolved when keystore.jks is restored from original installation bundle.
I was using Payara 5 with JDK11. Error messages in the logs were not very helpful.
Seems like I found a way. Assuming the network driver creating the net_device does SET_NETDEV_DEV(), then it's possible to get the associated struct pci_dev *pdev = to_pci_dev(netdev->dev.parent) and with that pdev->bus->number which is the PCI bus id, and PCI_SLOT(pdev->devfn) which is the PCI device id.
You can simply press right key on "Extension" and select "Hide badge". Can't upload screenshot, sorry) It will hide only notification, but the Extensions menu will be still there
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visual studio logs, LimeWire site. This is the link to download the vslogs in zip format that you said to get with Collector.
I tried to examine the contents, but I couldn't find an error.
If this not what you mean later - please, answer me.
Try to add response body to your API. For example return userWasAddedSuccessfully ? 'User was added' : 'Smth went wrong'. Then your console.log() show result. Now your 200 OK show success request to API, but not result.
Using the code proposed by @hrbrmstr, it is possible to test the minimum version of the dependencies of a package not published on CRAN if you have the source code of this package:
You can invoke the custom action using pure XMLHttpRequest:
function executeRequest(
httpAction: HttpAction,
uri: string,
data?: any): Promise<XMLHttpRequest> {
// Construct a fully qualified URI if a relative URI is passed in.
if (uri.startsWith("/")) {
uri = `${getWebApiUrl()}${uri}`;
}
const preferHeaders = [
"OData.Community.Display.V1.FormattedValue",
"Microsoft.Dynamics.CRM.associatednavigationproperty",
"Microsoft.Dynamics.CRM.lookuplogicalname",
].join(",");
return new Promise(function (resolve, reject) {
const request = new XMLHttpRequest();
request.open(httpAction, encodeURI(uri), true);
request.setRequestHeader("OData-MaxVersion", "4.0");
request.setRequestHeader("OData-Version", "4.0");
request.setRequestHeader("Accept", "application/json");
request.setRequestHeader("Content-Type", "application/json; charset=utf-8");
request.setRequestHeader("Prefer", `odata.include-annotations='${preferHeaders}'`);
request.onreadystatechange = function () {
if (this.readyState === 4) {
request.onreadystatechange = null;
let error: any;
switch (this.status) {
case 200: // Success with content returned in response body.
case 204: // Success with no content returned in response body.
resolve(this);
break;
default: // All other statuses are unexpected so are treated like errors.
try {
const resp = JSON.parse(request.response as string) as { error: any };
error = resp.error;
} catch (e) {
error = new Error("Unexpected Error");
}
reject(error);
break;
}
}
};
if (data) {
request.send(JSON.stringify(data));
} else {
request.send();
}
});
}
Usage:
const actionName = "/new_MyActionName";
const data = {}; // Your action input parameter data
// If you have 2 input params: Name (string), Age (number);
// You will define the data as following:
// const data = { Name: "John", Age: 18 };
executeRequest("POST", actionName, data).then((resp) => {
const respObj = resp.responseText
? (JSON.parse(resp.responseText))
: ({});
console.log(respObj);
}).catch(e => console.error(e));
Vaadin Copilot does not currently support creating new files, and the error message is misleading :(.
It was a somewhat tough decision not to support at the first round to make sure, everything was handled properly from a security perspective.
There is already work, and PR to change this and support creating the file, so when this PR is merged and the new copilot client (Vaadin framework) is released, probably this will be changed, and you can do this without any issues.
If you have any other problem or idea, please continue raising it here on stackoverflow, or even in the relevant repository. It is listened to and concerned, and it is super helpful!
1. Go to azure key vault service and select the key vault
2. In my case access policies for the key vault was showing
"Access policies not available. The access configuration for this key vault is set to role-based access control. To add or manage your access policies, go to the Access control (IAM) page.", so go to the Access control (IAM)
3. Select "add role assignment"
4. From 'Role' tab select "Key Vault Certificate User"
5. From "Members" tab select "Assign access to User, group, or service principal"
6. Click on + Select members and in the right search menu you will see users list, past in that menu -> "Microsoft.AzureFrontDoor-Cdn", the item will appear , select that and go to next and save
7. Then go back to azure cdn and continue
Here I found the best way how to upload and retrieve files from nested arrays in Laravel with clear, step-by-step instructions.
// Access the first request's image file
$file = $request->file('request.0.image');
// Access the second request's image file
$file = $request->file('request.1.image');
Here In below article I found full detail description and usecases
The from x import y import mechanism in Python is specifically designed to work with Python modules (.py files). It looks for a module named x and then imports the name y defined inside it.
A .pem file is simply a text file containing data and not a Python module, you cannot
directly use this import syntax to access its contents.
Instead, you should read the .pem file's content within a Python module located (for example) in your lib directory and then import that content.
Make a new Python file in your lib directory called sharepoint_credentials.py.
import os
def load_sharepoint_key(filename="sharepoint_key.pem"):
filepath = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), filename) # sharepoint_key.pem file in the lib directory
try:
with open(filepath, 'r') as f:
private_key = f.read().strip()
return private_key
except FileNotFoundError:
print(f"Error: File not found at {filepath}")
return None
SHAREPOINT_PRIVATE_KEY = load_sharepoint_key()
You can now access the content by importing it into your various Python scripts.
import sys, os
current_dir = os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__))
sys.path.append(os.path.join(current_dir, "..", "..", ".."))
import __root__
from lib.sharepoint_credentials import SHAREPOINT_PRIVATE_KEY, load_sharepoint_key
if SHAREPOINT_PRIVATE_KEY:
print("Loaded SharePoint Private Key:")
print(SHAREPOINT_PRIVATE_KEY)
else:
print("Failed to load SharePoint Private Key.")
# Or you can call the function directly if needed
key = load_sharepoint_key()
if key:
# Use key
While the method of calculating the current directory and appending to `sys.path` can enable imports from your `lib` directory across various script locations, it's important to understand that this approach has limitations and it's not the most Pythonic way to handle module dependencies. It doesn't clearly establish a "project root". Instead, it depends on navigating up the directory tree using relative path counting. Consequently, any changes to your project's folder organization will necessitate manually adjusting the number of `..` segments in your `os.path.join` calls across all your scripts. Have we considered turning `lib` into a Python package?
We ended up changing the approach: instead of telling ESBuild to ignore a file on watch mode, we do not write the file if its contents are the same, like so:
MinimumEventLevel is of type Microsoft.Extensions.Logging LogLevel not SentryLevel, I tried to set it to LogLevel.Critical but is not sure if it did help.
options.MinimumEventLevel = LogLevel.Critical;
The reason it did not work to set SentryLevel.Fatal was that the SetBeforeSend did not get the modified exception.
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