If ffmpeg is installed on your computer but you are getting this error again, just try passing ffmpeg instead of full path of ffmpeg.exe. it has worked for me
I was Having a similar issue with the import,
i forgot to add the .js extention.
The issue is due to the fact that the OrbitControls module is a JavaScript file, but the import statement is missing the .js extension.
To resolve this issue, I simply added the .js extension after a lot of silly debugging here and there, even installed three/examples package which ofcourse, is either deprecated or did never exit.
the updated import looks like this:
import { OrbitControls } from "three/examples/jsm/controls/OrbitControls.js";
however i did encounter how even this import module was officially updated before it was something else.
By adding the .js extension, you're telling the module resolver to look for a JavaScript file with that name, which should resolve the error.
Explanation
When importing modules in JavaScript, the module resolver will look for files with the specified name, but it may not always infer the correct file extension. In this case, the OrbitControls module is a JavaScript file, but the import statement was missing the .js extension, leading to the error.
By adding the .js extension, you're providing explicit instructions to the module resolver, ensuring that it finds the correct file.
Please use console.log(req) in the server.js file in node application and check if it is able to reach to the node server, Also check the req , also check the req.body and req.headers.
It's actually pretty interesting because if you for example create a facebook site about security facebook.com/security it means they cannot make a data security site anymore.
My guess is they have a list of forbidden urls and in other cases when they need the vanity url they just take it.
After experiencing similiar issues to Azim, I went into details. I think there is also an issue with the bandpass option in the butter() function in R. For low filter intervals at low frequencies, there is an issue with values returned for the time signal getting way out of bounds (turns into minus ~10e8. It helps then to run it as seperate low and high pass filters instead of using the "pass" option.
Why is this happening? Even if it points to index by WITH (INDEX(TestIndex))
Because SQL Server thinks it would be cheaper to seek a BTree index on Seller (probably with Type included) than to scan the whole columnstore index. You can't seek to a single row in a columnstore, but it's built to be scanned very quickly. But it's still cheaper to seek a BTree if you're only looking for one value.
Is there a solution to this?
There's not a problem. Just understand your query patterns and make good (not perfect) choices for your indexes.
Should I not worry about this type of hints as long as the current execution plan shows that the seek/scan index is performed on the index and not on the table data.
There's no real difference between tables and indexes in SQL Server. Best to think of everything as is an index, including heaps and columnstores. You just need to pick the right indexes.
Final solution came down to this, To anyone stumbling upon this, better solution would be to parse line into Object which has fields with those keywords and then just compare them like e.g:
thank you very much for your effort to help me. This very old version of Indy server is embeded in unmaintaned larger SW, which is still buy by very bad company TRITONDIGITAL.com, which facticaly refuse any support for this SW. They bought SW in time when it was number one and did not maintain it. You can have notice that I am strange that I bought this SW 3 years ago. I had no information that they bought unmaintained SW in this time, because this SW looked like maintained with actual update dated on user interface. But it was unfortunately only their masquerade and it was lie from this bad company. But this SW is exelent and still almost fully functional. I have problem now that this terrible TRITONDIGITAL.com also killed server Audiorealm.com without any notice to clients and some functionality stopped working. I am trying to resolve this lost functionality where it needs send HTTP/text string to IP and port of Indy V.8 server. I suppose that the string could look like this:
POST /request=11139, hostIP=37.188.184.127 HTTP/1.1
Post: 213.220.250.193
I would like to find the simply way if it is syntax correct and how to test it by the most easiest way. I do not know how to activate ECHO in Telnet, because when I connect to Indy server, there is only blinked cursor in left upper corner and typed characters are invisible.
I was not fully sucessful to find documentation for Indy server, which is clear for me. Thank you for your understanding and thank you for any help and ideas how to do it easy.
I removed the "Forgot your password" link from my login page by setting forgotten_password: "" in the localization settings. I added the code below to just above the preferred OAuth providers section
// remove forgotten pasword links/section for now
localization={{
variables: {
// @ts-expect-error
forgotten_password: "" // Try direct property
}
}}
I was able to do this because of the way Supabase Auth is organized into different screens or "views" that users can navigate between.
The sign-in view
The sign-up view
The forgotten password view
Each view has a label that serves two purposes:
It determines what text appears on the button or link to access that view
It controls whether that view is accessible at all
I was using TS so had to use @ts-ignore for now as it created a linting error but i don't want to delve into that as i will add that functionality back anyway.
I found the same question on Ask LibreOffice, and its answers were most enlightening.
ROW() and COLUMN() return the current cell's row and column numbers if they are called without arguments. You can then use these to construct cell addresses and references using ADDRESS() and INDIRECT().
You are using:
-@stripe/stripe-react-native version: ^0.2.3
-react-native version: 0.65.1
You're seeing linker errors like:
-Undefined symbol: __C.NSOperationQueue.SchedulerTimeType
-Combine.Scheduler in Foundation
Update iOS Deployment Target
Set the deployment target to at least iOS 13.
-Open your iOS project in Xcode (ios/YourProject.xcworkspace)
-Select the project > Build Settings > iOS Deployment Target → Set it to 13.0 or higher.
Or update in ios/Podfile:
platform :ios, '13.0'
You might need to specify a broader package, like "com.aaa.bbb" or "com.aaa.bbb.ccc". This approach resolved a similar issue for me after spending days troubleshooting.
If you're encountering the error "Role is invalid or cannot be assumed" while trying to delete an AWS CloudFormation stack, this step-by-step guide will help you resolve the issue.
In this video, you'll learn:
✅ Why this error occurs
✅ How to check and fix IAM roles & permissions
✅ Steps to manually remove blocking resources
✅ Best practices to avoid this issue in the future
I'd like to make a suggestion if you don't mind—maybe it could help. There are well-developed terminal emulators for Arduino, such as Shellminator. If you don’t want to bother implementing your own UART command and data handler, feel free to use Shellminator:
It creates a proper terminal interface, almost like Linux, and it's very easy to associate commands with it—just a few lines of code. You can also add arguments to commands, making it extremely flexible. There are plenty of examples available, and I think the documentation is really good:
I’d also recommend considering synchronizing communication. You'll achieve much more stable operation if the master (in this case, the Python script) requests sensor values instead of the microcontroller sending data on its own. In general, it's best if the microcontroller only responds when asked—this way, the communication stays structured and doesn't get out of sync.
Even though you believe you've only created one development certificate, Apple limits each individual developer to two active iOS Development Certificates per Apple Developer account.
-Revoke old/unused development certificates.
-Be careful here—only revoke ones you’re certain are not in use, or you'll need to regenerate and reassign them in Xcode or Keychain later.
-Create a new certificate after cleaning up the old ones.
I've tried editing the elements style script etc but it doesn't work like it used to on the original version of chrome. I save it to files instead of the browser/server. I have string I need to move data from them yet I can't get it done because of some sort of crtl r or e or something else.
Your question lacks details. Are you facing a login issue, permission error, or regional access problem? Please provide more context so that others can help you better.
thanks to @sliverwind who noted the problem only happens in versions below 21.3.0. So the solution, today and going forward, seems to be to simply upgrade to nodejs lts.
If you have started your program in debug mode, then stop debugging:
If you started app w/o debugging, then close your running app from app close button or from task manager, in task manager it will show same name as your project name:
If above 2 options not work then last option is restart your PC, restart always solve most issues :)
To align your custom frames with the photo strip in your photobooth web application, it's essential to ensure that both the frames and the images share the same reference point within their container. First, set the .photo-strip container to position: relative; to establish it as the reference point for absolutely positioned child elements. Next, position the .frame-overlay absolutely within the .photo-strip container, aligning it to the top-left corner by setting top: 0; and left: 0;. Ensure that the .frame-overlay has the same width and height as the .photo-strip container to maintain proper alignment. Additionally, verify that your custom frame images match the dimensions of the .photo-strip container. By ensuring that both the frame overlay and the images share the same positioning context and dimensions, they should align correctly within the .photo-strip container.
I also had the same problem and I couldn't solve it despite the indications to disable the automatic alias. I will have to go back to the old version of Dbeaver.
I’ve carefully reviewed both of your questions. If I understand your issue correctly, you’re looking to implement a custom middleware that uses a ProblemDetails object. This global middleware would handle all exceptions, and then adjust the response status code based on the type of exception encountered.
This implementation could help:
public class GlobalErrorHandlingMiddleware
{
private readonly RequestDelegate _next;
public GlobalErrorHandlingMiddleware(RequestDelegate next)
{
_next = next;
}
public async Task Invoke(HttpContext context)
{
try
{
await _next(context); // Call the next middleware in the pipeline
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
// Handle exceptions and return a ProblemDetails response
await HandleExceptionAsync(context, ex);
}
}
private static Task HandleExceptionAsync(HttpContext context, Exception exception)
{
// Determine the status code based on the exception type
var statusCode = HttpStatusCode.InternalServerError; // Default status code
if (exception is ArgumentNullException)
{
statusCode = HttpStatusCode.BadRequest; // 400
}
if (exception is FileNotFoundException)
{
statusCode = HttpStatusCode.NotFound; // 404
}
// Add more custom exception handling as needed
// Create a ProblemDetails object
var problemDetails = new ProblemDetails
{
Type = "https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7231#section-6.6.1", // Link to error documentation
Title = "An error occurred while processing your request.",
Status = (int)statusCode,
Detail = exception.Message,
Instance = context.Request.Path
};
// Set the response content type and status code
context.Response.ContentType = "application/problem+json";
context.Response.StatusCode = (int)statusCode;
// Serialize the ProblemDetails object to JSON and write it to the response
return context.Response.WriteAsJsonAsync(problemDetails);
}
}
The exceptions must be THROWN in your code somewhere in your BLL better:
[HttpGet]
[Route(nameof(FileExists))]
public async Task<bool> FileExists([FromQuery] string fileName, [FromQuery] Guid? containerId)
{
if (fileName is null)
throw new ArgumentNullException();
bool file = await IsFileExists();
if (file == false)
throw new FileNotFoundException();
return file;
}
The ideal debounce time typically falls between 200-500ms, with 300ms being a common sweet spot for many applications. This range balances responsiveness with efficiency.You can view some more information on human reaction times here.
Reaction times are key to understanding this recommendation:
The average human reaction time is approximately 200-250ms
Most people need about 300ms to recognize that their input has had an effect
User typing speeds vary, but the average person types with intervals of 100-300ms between keystrokes
Your example using 250ms is actually quite reasonable and aligns with these findings. This value:
Is long enough to catch multiple keystrokes in a typing sequence
Is short enough that users don't perceive a significant delay in the system's response
Corresponds well with average human reaction times
For search filters or auto-complete features, you might adjust based on these considerations:
More complex/expensive operations: lean toward 400-500ms
Simple operations where immediate feedback is critical: lean toward 200-300ms
Mobile interfaces: consider slightly longer delays (300-500ms) to account for different typing patterns
Rather than a fixed rule, the best approach is considering both human factors and technical constraints for your specific use case. Your instinct to adjust until it "feels right" is valid, but starting with 250-300ms is generally a good baseline.
WebGL not only runs faster but also lets you create more advanced effects than Canvas 2D. With WebGL, you can write custom code (shaders) to change colors, add dynamic lighting, blur images, or mix images in ways that are hard to do with Canvas alone. It also makes it easier to combine different layers or render many objects at once, which helps manage memory and speed up drawing. Additionally, WebGL allows you to draw both 2D and 3D graphics together, giving you more creative options. Overall, WebGL gives you better tools to make complex visual effects in a simple way compared to Canvas 2D
I have encountered similar issue the first time copilot extension being installed in vscode on wsl2. After restart vscode and reload the extensions, problem disappears.
even by putting all things correctly as per thier requirement the error says the Entity not found then used the updated versions modle in pom.xml and import from jakarta instead of javax
I found the solution to my own question! Please read this if you're having issues. I also posted this on social media. Here's the fix. It was a runtime issue.
Goal: I needed to load a protected video on page load using a CloudFront-signed URL, with viewer restriction enabled and a trusted key group. The goal? One-hour secure access to a video — simple in theory.
Error: No matter how I signed the URL manually, CloudFront kept denying access.
The real fix?
Installing the AWS SDK for PHP directly inside my WordPress project root (/var/www/html) using Composer — not globally
Switching to a canned policy, which was the correct match for my use case (short-lived, secure URLs — no IP or wildcard conditions needed)
Using the SDK’s UrlSigner class to cleanly and securely generate the signed URL — instead of manually building it with openssl_sign()
This wasn’t just a config issue — it was a runtime-level problem with how the signing was handled inside WordPress/PHP.
Now, the video loads instantly, signed and secure — exactly as expected.
Sometimes it’s not your CloudFront config that’s broken… it’s how you’re signing it.
There is almost a zero percent chance that a Java library intended for usage on Android specifically is going to work with IKVM. I also do not understand why you are copying DLLs around at all. IkvmReference is all you need to add.
Recently , I had faced this issue in deploying my application in tomcat webserver .
This error is due to incorrect installation of GIT in your local drive . You can either clone your Repository in such a way that ,
post build actions -> execute shell -> git clone "your repo link"
Still if it doesn't workout , you can go for these steps :
Jenkins URL fix issue :
1️⃣ Go to Jenkins Dashboard → Your Job → Configure
2️⃣ Under "Build" Section → Click "Add Build Step" → Select "Execute Shell"
3️⃣ Enter the following commands:
cd /var/lib/jenkins/workspace/job/github-repolink
git pull origin master # Optional: Pull latest changes if git clone doesn't work
I can't comment so I will guess what the issue is. My guess is that it has to do with your directory/how you are calling it. I would need to get a grasp on how your directory is set up but you could also try and check the network tab in inspect element. That should give you an idea if the image is not loading properly, loaded but not displaying, or just not even attempting to load.
Why they ever depreciated it, I am unsure, but this still works, everywhere.
<BODY><CENTER>
Whatever... It will all be centered.
If you want something NOT centered, close it and open it
where you want it to continue. So simple, now CSS is a
coders nightmare of failing components all over.
</CENTER></BODY>
First create a Certs folder in any Drive other than C:/
Install OpenSSL if you don’t have it (it’s available for Windows, macOS, and Linux)
Create a configuration file for OpenSSL to include the SAN. Create a file named san.cnf with the following content:
[req]
distinguished_name = req_distinguished_name
x509_extensions = v3_req
prompt = no
[req_distinguished_name]
CN = localhost
[v3_req]
subjectAltName = @alt_names
[alt_names]
DNS.1 = localhost
IP.1 = 127.0.0.1
Run the following OpenSSL command to generate a new key and certificate:
openssl req -x509 -newkey rsa:2048 -nodes -days 365 -keyout localhost.key -out localhost.pem -config san.cnf
If the certificate is correctly configured and trusted, you should no longer see the "Your connection is not private" error.
6. Alternative: Use localhost Instead of 127.0.0.1
If your certificate’s CN or SAN includes localhost but not 127.0.0.1, try accessing your site via https://localhost:5500 instead of https://127.0.0.1:5500. Browsers are often more lenient with localhost for local development.
Provide the required code to reproduce the issue you are facing. This helps in understanding the problem better and providing a solution.
Additionally, if you are using the flutter_health_connect package, be aware that it is no longer maintained. I recommend switching to the health: ^12.1.0 package instead. It is actively maintained, has better issues resolved, and the documentation is easy to follow. This will ensure compatibility with the latest Flutter updates and provide a smoother development experience as well.
All depends on what device you testing on. A few steps that could help you to find the issue:
Inspect your app in Safari to see the console logs, that could tell you if there is a runtime error. You can check your xcode logs too
If you don't see any console error or you get something that is not interpretable eg.:SyntaxError: Unexpected token '{'. Possible that your web app bundle is not supporting older webkit engine. You need to rebuild your web app with a different target so that it can run on older browser.
so after a lot of trial and error and hours spent, here is the correct formula, so many hours spent on a simple formula, but it gave me so much dofamine when it started working
Looks looks like Visual studio launches 3 processes "Windows form thing (1900), Windows form thing (7644), Windows form thing (26568)".
Please try to close process with pid (1900, 7644, 26568).
Retry after that.
Its damn annoying when having to compile codes from different sources to run as one project and some dipstick written his bit in rust. Now we have to spend all the time again trying to convert it to c++ so it matches all the other code so not having to run multiple OS. Just why do idiots do this? Oh its rust, its easy, well, fuck you, you were supposed to write it in c++ not some stupid other code then do a runner.
Your problem its not to write python before. U can take your enviroment in anaconda and its fine, but in the moment to write "import torch, print bla bla bla" just before write "python", simple, now use python raw and its fine.
This sidebar widget is a list of your open documents and shows the actual name of the documents (or as by an option) the path of it, too. For a more file system like apporach try out the treeviewer plugin. Some other plugins (as the project one) are also including some context
I take the same error.What could I do?"sqlalchemy.exc.OperationalError: (psycopg2.OperationalError) could not translate host name "db" to address: nodename nor servname provided, or not known"
