I would strongly recommend moving the authentication state away from client-side storage like localStorage.
Client-side storage like localStorage and sessionStorage can be manipulated easily by users, which is why relying on them for sensitive information like authentication status is not secure.
My opinion, if you're starting, try implementing cookies for 2FA AuthManagement.
After successful completion of first layer authentication, set a flag like 'is2FAPending' and set it to true in initialState. This should be set in the backend cookies. Then redirect to the 2FA Page.
I don't know the backend technology you're using, but if you are using Express.js, you can set the cookie inside session().
After successful completion of 2FA set the flag to false and redirect to a Protected Layout which sends a request and check the cookie/session for the state of is2FAPending == false/true
First of all, I have a question, why are you using pointers to store iterators instead of vector?
Now about your question, in c++ sometimes you can dereference an iterator like .end(), but it can cause undefined behavior, so it is not recommended, in your situation, the variable referencing to your .end() could've been initialized before, that's why you can dereference it
I had the same issue, everything working fine locally with a local StoreKit Testing config file, but not working in TestFlight. I also thought I had to submit my IAP with with a version of the app for App Store review, and the team also gave me this answer (presumably having the same issue as my testers):
"""
When validating receipts on your server, your server needs to be able to handle a production-signed app getting its receipts from Apple’s test environment. The recommended approach is for your production server to always validate receipts against the production App Store first. If validation fails with the error code "Sandbox receipt used in production," you should validate against the test environment instead.
"""
I don't think this is a meaningful answer, I think they give it to everyone whose app has IAP that fails.
I had the same issue, everything working fine locally with a local StoreKit Testing config file, but not working in TestFlight. First, you should add good error catching to your IAP management code, then, when you are running your app in TestFlight from your own device, you can plug it into your computer, go to "Devices" in Xcode, open your device's console, and start listening. Next, go through the IAP logic on your device running app via TestFlight and see what errors are thrown. I checked my logs and saw it was not finding any products, even though I had properly added the IAP to App Store Connect. Then, after way too much digging, somehow I managed to stumble on this post: Unity IAP not working in Apple Testflight
And this is what did it! I just had to fill in my tax info and add a payment account. A couple hours after my account said Active for the paid apps agreement, the IAP flow just started working, and checking the logs again it was now returning one product as expected.
I had a similar issue before when using ReCaptchaV2Classification with CapSolver. The API kept returning hasObject: False even when the images clearly had objects. In my case, I found that making sure the base64 image was correctly encoded helped, and sometimes the object name in the challenge didn’t match what CapSolver expected. Also, trying a different set of images made a difference. If you’re still stuck, I’d suggest reaching out to CapSolver’s support team—they were super helpful when I had my issue
The only difference I can see from your code to what I'm using (which was the basis of my blog post) is that I have my TypeDescriptor calls before my builder.Build() call, not before my app.Run()
That is all, It will work and you will now have pip installed locally on your system.
If Externally-managed-environment error occurs:
just add --break-system-packages in the end of command.
Example: python3 -m pip.pyz --upgrade pip --break-system-packages
Note: Upvote this answers if this worked for you!
Personally tested solution!
Yep, if max_slot_wal_keep_size = -1 and the CDC tool is stuck, WAL will keep growing until it fills up disk—can totally bring down the primary. Using a read replica doesn’t help; WAL still piles up on the primary. Always monitor replication slots or set a limit to avoid surprises.
Warning: Unknown: Failed to open stream: No such file or directory in Unknown on line 0
Fatal error: Failed opening required 'C:\xampp2\htdocs\mamit\mamit\mamit\vendor\laravel\framework\src\Illuminate\Foundation\Console/../resources/server.php' (include_path='C:\xampp\php\PEAR') in Unknown on line 0
I resolved mine by making a commit and reloading the editor. But I think just reloading the editor is enough. So you can do both if just reloading editor is not enough
No sure if it's still useful to you, but would like to share how I solve the same problem here.
So the problem is that you set two ports for the remote machine, which is PORT and IO_PORT, but render only accepts one port binding when it comes to public traffic, such as Websocket etc. Once you set the PORT as your main process, the request from your Websocket client will only be directed to the PORT instead of the IO_PORT that your wss server is listening to due to Render restriction.
To solve the problem, I found a repo that helps establish a websocket server on the main port (If you are using next.js and don't want to set custom server).
But if you are using node.js or other backend stack, you can also achieve it simply by handling the upgrade process in a specific route. Not sure if socket.io supports this feature but you can also search that out.
This article is from Februarly 2025, and apparently there's an option to do so, and I was quite pleased with the results! Please note, this is so new that SSMS puts a squigly red line under the commands. I'm using Azure Sql databases, so I have all the newest features.
The commands are: <CODE> EDIT_DISTANCE, EDIT_DISTANCE_SIMILARITY</CODE>
And
<CODE>
JARO_WINKLER_DISTANCE
JARO_WINKLER_SIMILARITY
</CODE>
Example: works like a charm BTW:
SELECT *,
EDIT_DISTANCE (AC.[Sold To Party Name], CC.[Name 1]) AS ED_DISTNACE
, JARO_WINKLER_DISTANCE (AC.[Sold To Party Name], CC.[Name 1]) AS JW_DISTANCE
, EDIT_DISTANCE_SIMILARITY (AC.[Sold To Party Name], CC.[Name 1]) AS ED_SIMILARITY
FROM dbo.[CustomerSource1] AC INNER JOIN dbo.CustomerSource2 CC
ON AC.[Address Of Customer] = CC.[Street name] AND AC.[Post Code Of Customer] = CC.[Postal code]
did you solve this problem yet? I am facing some problem related to how PWA open external browser in standalone mode, I would like to know how do you fix your problem.
Reasons:
Blacklisted phrase (1.5): I would like to know
Blacklisted phrase (1): how do you
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (3): did you solve this problem
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (1.5): solve this problem yet?
The issue comes from the double scroll conflict between the FlashList and the ScrollView. One possible solution is to handle the book pages (in portrait mode) as components within a full-screen carousel — for example, using react-native-reanimated-carousel with horizontal pagination. Then, reserve the vertical scroll gesture only for landscape mode within each page. This way, you can avoid conflicts between horizontal and vertical scroll gestures and ensure a smoother experience.
In my case, I had to set up jfrog token in my local development environment, as I was not authenticating with jfrog. And since my package is trying to retrieve from jfrog, it failed and showed this warning. Setting up the token and performing the login resolved this for me.
Unfortunately there's no way to really create temp tables or to set user-defined variables in this platform there is a way however where you could mimic this logic by let's say creating a faux CTE. How so? Easy...
With t1 as(
select 1+1)
select 235 as threshold from t1
This could also be a subquery depending on where you want to go but this way you can join it you can cross join it and then filter on it but it gives you a couple of options as opposed to the non-existent ones
Storing state on the server is an antipattern. AsyncLocalStorage has its uses but can bloat your server pretty quick. Use after if you're doing post processing.
Using a local global variable, ie a singleton, won't work either since nextjs runs multiple context at once.
Infix notation is human readable ,prefix and postfix notation is for the machine to parse. Prefix and postfix are unambiguous as it doesn’t required precedence rules.
Idea behind to use prefix,infix and postfix by compiler is to provide advantages of different parsing option for machine and evaluate the expression.
It really depends on the context. If you are looking for something kind of serverless, you might want to check out the Spin SDK. Another option is using CPython with WASI. It is probably the easiest way to get your script running without any changes, though it is not the best when it comes to size or performance.
This occurs when the url passed as part of --header-html or --footer-html is unreachable. E.g. --header-html http://0.0.0.0/ will always crash with this error.
In my case, I found out the hard way that the C# helper method controller.Url.Action is not thread safe and the urls I was passing to rotativa sometimes looked like this:
f(10) passes an int but the formal-argument is a reference to const. So the compiler has to bind the reference to 10. How does it do that? What assignment statement does it create to bind it?
It can't bind to 10 directly. It can only bind to an A object.
would it create a temporary object (say tmp) and insert a statement like A tmp(10); f(tmp); instead of call to f(10)?
Essentially, yes. A const reference can bind to a temporary, so that is exactly what the compiler does - it implicitly creates an unnamed temporary A object, constructed using 10 as input to its constructor, and then destroys that object after the end of the full statement (ie the ;) is reached.
When running g(5) call I get the error error: cannot bind non-const lvalue reference of type ‘A&’ to an rvalue of type ‘A’. Can someone explain the reasoning behind this?
It is because a non-const reference is not allowed to bind to a temporary, so you will have to create a non-temporary A object yourself.
Reasons:
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (2.5): Can someone explain
You can try using the operator "OR" to concatenate keywords in your search query, like this:
query = '"maritime heritage" OR "shipwreck" OR "shipwrecks" OR "coastal archeaology" OR "maritime archaeology" OR "maritime ecologies" OR "marine archeaology" OR "marine heritage" OR "cultural marine heritage" OR "marine culutral haritage" OR "maritime history"'
# Searching in all subreddits
all = reddit.subreddit("all")
df = pd.DataFrame() # creating dataframe for displaying scraped data
# creating lists for storing scraped data
titles=[]
scores=[]
ids=[]
# looping over posts and scraping it
for submission in all.search(query, limit=None):
titles.append(submission.title)
scores.append(submission.score) #upvotes
ids.append(submission.id)
df['Title'] = titles
df['Id'] = ids
df['Upvotes'] = scores #upvotes
print(df.shape)
df.head(10)
You could try writing the data to a temporary file with a fixed name, having the spreadsheet open and automatically read the file, calculate and write the result to another temporary file, then rename the output file to another fixed name and finally close.
The starting application could wait for the output file to appear and read the result.
For Cloudflare Pages, do not manually create DNS records for custom domains. Instead, add your domain (including the www subdomain) as a Custom Domain in the Pages project settings. Cloudflare will automatically generate the necessary DNS records.
It works perfectly. You don’t need to apply the modifier to every individual component—applying it to a higher-level container view is often enough for a consistent and elegant shimmering effect.
Unfortunately, it turns out the question I asked does not provide sufficient context to solve this issue!
It turns out the error was not caused solely by my ISR handler, but also by my IRQ handler. Specifically, due to a bug in my bootloader code, the .bss section was not properly initialized to all 0s:
void irq_handler(registers_t *r) {
if (r->int_no >= 40) set_port_byte(0xA0, 0x20);
set_port_byte(0x20, 0x20);
if (interrupt_handlers[r->int_no] != 0) { // This line would fail!
isr_t handler = interrupt_handlers[r->int_no];
handler(r);
}
}
Hence, my code kept trying to call some random addresses in memory with obviously no luck, leading to infinite, weird, exceptions. In QEMU, the bss section is initially set to all 0s, hence there was no sign of failure before booting on real hardware
I was not able to do a serial console install (virt-install) of ubuntu 24.04 server, but I was able to install it via virt-manager after installing a gui to my kvm host. Afterwards I ran the two commands on the ubuntu vm shown by KoncWW, and then I was at least able to virsh console into the vm.
I also couldn't get debian to install with the "DVD" iso using virt-install. BUT, it did work with the "netinst" debian iso.
This was a saving issue... I assumed my script file was being autosaved it was not. I opened the actual script file and updated it and it works as intended. Hope this helps someone else thats new to python!
I can embed the timeline for other organisations (e.g. @Reuters and @XDevelopers) using the code provided on https://publish.twitter.com/, but if I embed my own feed, I get the "Nothing to see here - yet" message (whether I'm logged in to X or not).
Is X perhaps only displaying feeds for "verified organisation", i.e. are paying for the subscription? (https://x.com/i/organizations)
If I understand correctly, you want to perform matrix multiplication between a transpose and c.
You was on the right track when trying to change the dimensions of c, however we also need a to be bidimensional.
To do this, you should use np.matmul, and have both a and c be 2D arrays.
Hence your code translates to:
import numpy as np
a = np.array([np.linspace(-2.5, 2.5, 6, endpoint=True)])
c = np.array([[2, 1]])
print(np.matmul(a.T, c)
However I don't know if this answer counts as a 'yes' or a 'no', since you are actually creating a third array, but simply not declaring an explicit reference to it.
Your X-Forwarded-For and X-Real-IP headers are showing internal IP addresses instead of the client's real IP since the Kubernetes Service for your Istio Ingress Gateway is not configured with externalTrafficPolicy: Local. Ensure to set this properly to preserve the real client IP in the X-Forwarded-For header. You can also check this discussion for more information.
For the error that is caused by conda update anaconda, it indeed caused by the anaconda package not existing in the current environment. If we want to solve this error, just need to use conda install anaconda to install it.
But we should know that what is the anaconda package, it is a package including some special sub-packages usually used for data science, and most user to run conda update anaconda in base environment, generally the base environment should keep in the original setup, and the initial setup currently will not install this package, and we do not need to update it.
As the above description we should only install the anaconda package in a virtual environment which is used for a data science related Python project
With WKWebView's, the keyboard functionality is limited much more than on a textfield but you do have options depending on what you are wanting to modify.
Preventing keyboards and text interaction:
You can update the configuration so that text inputs and text highlighting is disabled using: webView.configuration.preferences.isTextInteractionEnabled = false
You can also prevent the keyboard from displaying entirely by adding an observer that will dismiss the keyboard whenever it is about to open using:
If you want to prevent specific keyboard characters from being accepted in an input, you can use javascript injection to detect the specific keyboard character and prevent the input from going through
If you are wanting to modify the keyboard type, @Justin Michael already covered the solution of modifying the textfields inputmode using javascript injected into the webView. Unfortunately, as of now there doesn't seem to be a more effective way to modify the keyboard type in a webView like there is for a textfield.
I tried method swizzling the UIKeyboardType after seeing this solution https://stackoverflow.com/a/47949089/29871479 but I couldn't get it to properly update the keyboard type still. It seemed like the underlying WKContentView would fail to get overridden. This could be due to WebKits internal handling of the keyboard in its view hierarchy? It might be possible to do but I haven't found any resources online providing a solution for it and I wasn't able to achieve it
To have full control over a WKWebView's keyboard, creating a custom keyboard is probably the best solution but its more inconvenient. However, if you just need to modify specific behaviors or settings, I hope the solutions I suggested above help!
Just in case anyone needs the solution the reason was very silly. I forgot to add AppCheck capability to my target and change the entitlement key to "production".
