Mystery illuminated .... if not fully resolved. What happened is that the Run/Debug configuration was deleted. How could that happen? This link explains a "Known Issue" that will "remove run configuration information" from projects opened with AS Ladybug.
I have suspicions that later AS versions still exhibit the issue. I was using Meerkat, but I can't be sure that version caused the problem. View the link for the background information.
MAKE SURE YOUR VCS IS WORKING. You will have to restore your project. (I learned the hard way.)
scanf("%d", number); //replace this line with this: ( scanf("%d", &number); )
also replace this line: ( case '1': ) with this: ( case 1: )
In the first one you missed the & before the variable number.
In the second one you put the number '1' between single quotations so you are converting the number to a character so you need to remove the single quotations.
For the ‘ValueError’, your JSON file is not in the format that the ReadFromJson are expecting. Instead of one object per line, it is reading your JSON file as one big array of JSON objects.
ReadFromJson does not support array type of objects, so the best you can do is to reformat your JSON file to a ‘one object per line’.
I had the same issue. On the VM we had a few Path Environment Variables set to %SystemRoot%. Removing those and rebooting the machine resolved the issue (note that just restarting the Azure Listening agent didn't work).
You can use the tag surrounded by the anchor tag, like this:
your button's content
Don't rely on one tutorial alone, always consult as many sources as you can to solve a problem.
Using background-size:cover and background-attachment:fixed together can lead to unexpected behavior, especially when the element is smaller than the viewport. The background image will be scaled to cover the viewport's height, potentially causing it to appear larger or stretched on the element. This is because background-attachment:fixed makes the background image behave as if it's a position:fixed element, causing it to be relative to the viewport, not the element itself.
If you use .def files (Module Definition File) dont forget to include it in the project properties. Otherwise, it is understood that it does not export anything. Therefore, it wont create the .lib file.
Very late, but another way to approach this problem is to use lists and the max() function.
Once the three numbers have been entered, initialize a list to empty. Examine each number, and if it is odd, add it to the list. If the list is still empty at the end of this, then none of the numbers are odd. If the list is not empty, use the max() function on it to get the largest number (ie., let it do all the necessary comparisons for you).
There might still be some things to watch out for, such as negative numbers, non-integer numbers, or more than one number having the same value. The conditions of the problem as outlined do not say if any of these are possible.
#!/bin/bash
echo "Procurando mysqld zumbis que travam ibdata1..."
for file in $(find . -name ibdata1); do
echo "Verificando arquivo: $file"
pid=$(sudo fuser "$file" 2>/dev/null)
for p in $pid; do
if ! grep -q "/docker/" /proc/$p/cgroup; then
echo "Matando mysqld fora do Docker (PID $p) que está usando $file"
sudo kill -9 $p
fi
done
done
One piece of information missing from this question is whether this 403 response was cached by the browser.
In the case that it was, it aligns with the issue I linked above. Clearing the Chrome browser cache solved it for our users and the reporter of the GitHub Issue, but this had to be done in a specific way.
Methods that worked, in Chrome & derivatives:
Network Inspector -> Disable Cache -> reload page
Right-click on the 403 request in the Network Inspector -> Clear browser cache
Other cache clearing methods did not work, such as Application -> Clear site data or a Hard Refresh. I don't know why.
I suspect the issue might have been caused by the usage of an old v1.x Maplibre/Mapbox GL JS version in combination with a years-old service worker cache of Mapbox tiles.
I'm implementing a native expo-module using WireGuard and got the same error.
Adding the #include <sys/types.h> line fixed this error, but I got multiple errors in .h files in the DoubleConversion Pod: Unknown type name 'namespace'
Does somebody have the same problem? How did you fix it?
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From Java 11 onwards, the package is called jakarta.xml.bind instead. It is also no longer part of the JRE/JDK (i.e. the standard library), so you have to add these Maven coordinates for an additional dependency: jakarta.xml.bind:jakarta.xml.bind-api:4.0.2 (probably a newer version when you read this).
I'm sure this isn't the best way about this, but extending the class doesn't allow access to the class's private members (properties and functions!) which made overriding the GLSL difficult or impossible. So, I took the entire WebGLTile file, copied it and put it with my own code. I had to alter all relative path imports from . to ol/ but it worked.
I was able to change the GLSL in the private parseStyle method/function. While this achieves my goal, I realize that copying this class will likely cause compatibility issues in the future. If there is a better way to do this by extending the class, I'm still open to any and all suggestions. Thanks!!!
In case that your are sending date from client to server, you need to send it as ISOString which means you are sending a UTC(Coordinated Universal Time) date.
Then, when you retrieve it from the server you can format it as you please.
This was not due to anything CodeBuild or gradle.
Someone on the team got overly zealous about adding things to the .gitignore file that was keeping some needed files out.
Sorry for the fire drill.
Thanks for your responses!
Props to intellij for showing ignored filenames in a different color - that was the hit I needed!
Even if you change their names, game resources are still stored in plaintext and anybody could potentially rip them. Instead, consider compiling export templates with PCK encryption to achieve your goal.
You have entered an incorrect path specified for the hadoop-streaming.jar file in your gcloud command. Try using this path: /usr/lib/hadoop-mapreduce/hadoop-streaming.jar
#!/bin/ksh -a
export PATH=/bin:/usr/bin:${PATH}
export DBOID=$(ps -o user -p $$ | awk 'NR == 2 { print $1 }')
#export DBOHOME=$(finger -m ${DBOID} | sed -n 's/Directory:[ ]*\([0-9a-zA-Z/]*\)[ ]*Shell:.*/\1/p' | uniq)
export DBOHOME=$HOME
export SOURCEFILE="${DBOHOME}/bin/shell/DBA_Support_Maint_Env.ksh"
### ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
### function to prevent the users to run this script in the debug mode or
### verbose mode
### ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
function f_Chk_InvkMode
{
typeset -u V_INVK_STR=$1
V_INVK_STR_LN=`echo ${V_INVK_STR} | wc -m`
while [ ${V_INVK_STR_LN} -gt 0 ]
do
V_INVK_CH=`echo ${V_INVK_STR} | cut -c${V_INVK_STR_LN}`
V_INVK_STR_LN=`expr ${V_INVK_STR_LN} - 1`
if [[ "${V_INVK_CH}" = "X" || "${V_INVK_CH}" = "V" ]]
then
echo " "
echo "You can not run this program in debug/verbose mode"
echo " "
exit 1
fi
done
}
f_Chk_InvkMode $-
### End of f_Chk_InvkMode function.
### ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
function f_lGetDT
{
V_DATE=`date | tr "[:lower:]" "[:upper:]" | awk '{ print $2"-"$6" "$4 }'`
V_DY=`date | awk '{ print $3 }'`
if [ ${V_DY} -lt 10 ]
then
V_DY="0${V_DY}"
fi
V_DATE="${V_DY}-${V_DATE}"
V_DATE="[${V_DATE}]\t "
echo ${V_DATE}
}
### ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
### Function to show the help menu.
### ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
function f_help
{
echo " "
echo "\tUsage : "
echo " "
echo "\t\tData_Pump_Backup.ksh <Instance Name> <User Name>"
echo " "
exit 1
}
### end of f_help function.
### ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
### ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
### Function to check export the schema statistics to a table.
### ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
function f_Exp_Stats
{
typeset -u v_statsexp_tab="DPUMP_DB_SCMA_STATS"
echo " "
echo "`f_lGetDT`Exporting the schema statistics into ${v_statsexp_tab} table ..."
${ORACLE_HOME}/bin/sqlplus -s -L -R 3 <<-EOFSQL
${OUSER}
WHENEVER OSERROR EXIT 9
WHENEVER SQLERROR EXIT SQL.SQLCODE
DECLARE
v_tab_cnt NUMBER := 0;
v_tname VARCHAR2(30) := '${v_statsexp_tab}';
BEGIN
-- if the table exists drop it first.
SELECT count(1) INTO v_tab_cnt
FROM user_tables
WHERE table_name = v_tname;
IF v_tab_cnt >=1 THEN
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'DROP TABLE '||v_tname||' PURGE';
END IF;
-- Creating the table to hold the schema statistics.
dbms_stats.create_stat_table(ownname => user,
stattab => v_tname);
-- Exporting the schema statistics.
dbms_stats.export_schema_stats(ownname => user,
stattab => v_tname);
EXCEPTION
WHEN others THEN
RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR(-20001,sqlerrm);
END;
/
EOFSQL
if [ $? -ne 0 ]
then
echo " "
echo "`f_lGetDT`ERROR: in exporting the schema statistics."
return 1
else
echo " "
echo "`f_lGetDT`SUCCESS: Schema statistics export is completed to ${v_statsexp_tab}."
fi
}
### End of f_Exp_Stats function.
### ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
### ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
### Function the compress the data pump files using the gzip command currently.
### It is using DPUMP_MAX_ZIP to fire a corresponding number of compression
### programs, until exhausted the to-be-compressed files
### Global Variable: v_dir_path, DPTAG_NAME
### ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
function f_gzip_files
{
typeset v_zip_cmd="gzip"
typeset flist="/tmp/._z_${UNIQ}"
ls -1 ${v_dir_path}/${DPTAG_NAME}*.dmp >${flist} || {
echo "$(f_lGetDT)ERROR: cannot write to temporary file ${flist}, f_gzip_files()"
return 1
}
typeset -i bef_file_sz=$( ls -l ${v_dir_path}/${DPTAG_NAME}*.dmp | awk '{ sum += $5 } END { printf "%d", sum/1024 }' )
echo "$(f_lGetDT)Total no of data dump files before compress: $(wc -l <${flist})."
echo "$(f_lGetDT)Total size of all data dump files before compress: ${bef_file_sz} KB."
echo "$(f_lGetDT)max concurrent of zip: ${DPUMP_MAX_ZIP} ."
typeset start_dt="$(date '+%F %T')"
for dpfile in $(<${flist})
do
echo "$(f_lGetDT)${v_zip_cmd} ${dpfile}..."
${v_zip_cmd} -f ${dpfile} &
sleep 1
while [ $(jobs | wc -l) -ge ${DPUMP_MAX_ZIP} ]
do
sleep 5
done
done
#- wait for all background process completed
echo "$(f_lGetDT)No more, waiting for all background ${v_zip_cmd} processes to complete..."
wait
typeset -i l_rc=0
#- check the original list, it should be 0 since all *.dmp should have
#- converted to *.dmp.gz by now
if [ $(ls -1 $(<${flist}) 2>/dev/null | wc -l) -ne 0 ]; then
echo "$(f_lGetDT)ERROR: The ${v_zip_cmd} completed, but the counts don't seem to match..."
echo "$(f_lGetDT)ERROR: There are still .dmp files for this tag..."
l_rc=1
else
typeset -i aft_file_sz=$( ls -l ${v_dir_path}/${DPTAG_NAME}*.dmp.gz | awk '{ sum += $5 } END { printf "%d", sum/1024 }' )
echo "$(f_lGetDT)The ${v_zip_cmd} completed successfully, ${start_dt} - $(date '+%F %T')."
echo "$(f_lGetDT)bef_file_sz=${bef_file_sz} KB & aft_file_sz=${aft_file_sz} KB"
l_rc=0
fi
rm -f ${flist}
return ${l_rc}
}
### End of f_gzip_files function.
### ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
### ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
### Function to start the data pump. This will generate the data pump parameter
### file on the fly and kick the data pump using that parameter file.
### ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
function f_data_pump
{
DPJOB_NAME="EXPDP${UNIQ}"
echo " "
echo "`f_lGetDT`Data Pump JOB Name : ${DPJOB_NAME}"
DPJOB_PARFILE="${DPJOB_NAME}.par"
touch ${DPJOB_PARFILE}
chmod 700 ${DPJOB_PARFILE}
v_db_ver=`${ORACLE_HOME}/bin/sqlplus -s -L -R 3 <<-EOFSQL
${OUSER}
WHENEVER OSERROR EXIT 9
WHENEVER SQLERROR EXIT SQL.SQLCODE
SET ECHO OFF HEAD OFF PAGES 0 FEEDBACK OFF
SELECT replace(database_version_id,'.','_')
FROM database_version;
EOFSQL`
if [ $? -ne 0 ]
then
return 1
fi
DPTAG_NAME="${V_SID}_${V_SCMA}_${v_db_ver}_${UNIQ}"
echo " "
echo "`f_lGetDT`Data Pump TAG Name : ${DPTAG_NAME}"
echo " "
echo "`f_lGetDT`Generating the expdp parameter file ..."
echo "DIRECTORY=${v_dpdir_name}" > ${DPJOB_PARFILE}
echo "DUMPFILE=${v_dpdir_name}:${DPTAG_NAME}_%UA%U" >> ${DPJOB_PARFILE}
echo "LOGFILE=expdp${DPTAG_NAME}.log" >> ${DPJOB_PARFILE}
echo "JOB_NAME=${DPJOB_NAME}" >> ${DPJOB_PARFILE}
echo "FILESIZE=${DPUMP_MAX_SZ}G" >> ${DPJOB_PARFILE}
echo "PARALLEL=48" >> ${DPJOB_PARFILE}
echo "EXCLUDE=STATISTICS,AUDIT_OBJ,GRANT" >> ${DPJOB_PARFILE}
echo "SCHEMAS=${V_SCMA}" >> ${DPJOB_PARFILE}
echo "VERSION=19.0.0" >> ${DPJOB_PARFILE}
if [ "${V_SCMA}" = "DM_MASTER_P" ]
then
cat /export/appl/datapump/adhoc/EXCLUDE_TAB_LIST >> ${DPJOB_PARFILE}
fi
echo "COMPRESSION=ALL" >> ${DPJOB_PARFILE}
echo " "
echo "`f_lGetDT`Completed the generation of expdp parameter file."
echo " "
echo "`f_lGetDT`Following are the parameter file contents."
echo " "
cat ${DPJOB_PARFILE}|sed 's/^/ /g'
echo " "
echo "`f_lGetDT`Starting the export data pump ..."
${ORACLE_HOME}/bin/expdp PARFILE=${DPJOB_PARFILE} <<-EOFDPUMP
${OUSER}
EOFDPUMP
if [ $? -ne 0 ]
then
echo " "
echo "`f_lGetDT`ERROR: in the \"expdp\" operation."
echo " "
return 1
else
echo " "
echo "`f_lGetDT`Datapump JOB is completed."
fi
sleep 2
echo " "
echo "`f_lGetDT`Reading the data pump log file to check status of the job ..."
v_dpump_log_file="${V_SID}_${V_SCMA}_${v_db_ver}_expdp.tmp"
${ORACLE_HOME}/bin/sqlplus -s -L -R 3 <<-EOFSQL >> ${v_dpump_log_file}
${OUSER}
WHENEVER OSERROR EXIT 9
WHENEVER SQLERROR EXIT SQL.SQLCODE
SET SERVEROUTPUT ON LINE 120 FEEDBACK OFF
DECLARE
vInHandle utl_file.file_type;
vNewLine VARCHAR2(300);
BEGIN
vInHandle := utl_file.fopen('${v_dpdir_name}','expdp${DPTAG_NAME}.log', 'R');
LOOP
BEGIN
utl_file.get_line(vInHandle, vNewLine);
dbms_output.put_line(vNewLine);
EXCEPTION
WHEN others THEN
EXIT;
END;
END LOOP;
utl_file.fclose(vInHandle);
END fopen;
/
EOFSQL
if [ $? -ne 0 ]
then
echo " "
cat ${v_dpump_log_file}|sed 's/^/ /g'
echo " "
echo "`f_lGetDT`ERROR: in reading the data pump log file."
echo " "
return 1
else
cat ${v_dpump_log_file}|sed 's/^/ /g'
fi
if [ $(cat ${v_dpump_log_file}|grep -c "ORA-[0-9][0-9]") -ge 1 ]
then
echo " "
echo "`f_lGetDT`ERROR: in data pump export. Please check the log for Oracle Errors."
return 1
elif [ $(cat ${v_dpump_log_file}|grep -wc "successfully completed") -eq 0 ]
then
echo " "
echo "`f_lGetDT`ERROR: in completing the data pump job successfully. Please check the log."
return 1
fi
# Removing the temporary files generated on the fly.
rm -f ${v_dpump_log_file}
rm -f ${DPJOB_PARFILE}
}
### End of f_data_pump function.
### ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
### ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
### Function to check for the temporary working directory existance. if not this
### function with create the temporary working directory.
### ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
function f_wdir_chk
{
echo " "
echo "`f_lGetDT`Checking for the temporary working directory ..."
if [ ! -d ${v_wdir} ]
then
echo " "
echo "`f_lGetDT`Directory \"${v_wdir}\" not found, then creating ..."
mkdir -p ${v_wdir}
echo " "
echo "`f_lGetDT`Directory creation completed."
fi
}
### End of f_wdir_chk dunction.
### ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
### ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
### Function to find out the schema type and the password for the user.
### ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
function f_Get_Stype_Pwd
{
echo " "
echo "`f_lGetDT`Finding the password for the ${V_SCMA}@${V_SID} ..."
## V_USR_PWD="`${DBOHOME}/admin/perl/scripts/F_GET_PWD -d ${V_SID} -u ${V_SCMA}`"
V_USR_PWD=$(get_pwd_from_mdta ${V_SID} ${V_SCMA})
if [ $? -ne 0 ]
then
echo " "
echo "`f_lGetDT`ERROR: in finding the password for ${V_SCMA}@${V_SID}."
return 1
else
echo " "
echo "`f_lGetDT`Found the password for ${V_SCMA}@${V_SID}."
fi
export OUSER="${V_SCMA}/${V_USR_PWD}@${V_SID}"
echo " "
echo "`f_lGetDT`Finding the schema type of ${V_SCMA}@${V_SID} ..."
export v_scma_typ="`rcl stype`"
if [ "${v_scma_typ}" = "1" ]
then
export v_dpdir_name="TXDB_DPUMP_DIR"
elif [ "${v_scma_typ}" -eq "2" ]
then
export v_dpdir_name="ORDB_DPUMP_DIR"
else
export v_dpdir_name=""
fi
##if [ "${V_SID}" ="POSS01" ]
##then
## export v_dpdir_name="TXDB_DPUMP_DIR"
##else [ "${V_SID}"= "POODS01" ]
##export v_dpdir_name="ORDB_DPUMP_DIR"
##fi
if [ "${v_dpdir_name}" = "" ]
then
echo " "
echo "`f_lGetDT`ERROR: in finding the schema type."
echo "`f_lGetDT`ERROR: or invalid schema code. "
return 1
fi
echo " "
echo "`f_lGetDT`${V_SCMA}@${V_SID} Schema type code is ${v_scma_typ} (1=TX, 2=DM)"
}
### End of f_Get_Stype_Pwd function.
### ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
### The main routine starts executing from here.
export RsCeIsDgsB=$$
export V_SEVERITY=MAJOR
export TNS_ADMIN="${DBOHOME}/bin/network"
### Checking for the not of arguments supplied to this program.
if [ $# -lt 2 ]
then
f_help
else
typeset -u V_SID=$1
typeset -u V_SCMA=$2
typeset -i -x DPUMP_MAX_ZIP=${DPUMP_MAX_ZIP:-24}
typeset -i -x DPUMP_MAX_SCP=${DPUMP_MAX_SCP:-10}
typeset -i -x DPUMP_MAX_SZ=${DPUMP_MAX_SZ:-24}
fi
### Initilizing all the variables. Later some of this part
### can be moved to a configuration file.
export UNIQ=$(date +%Y%m%d%H%M%S) # Uniq value based on date to be used in log file name.
export PRFX="${V_SID}_${V_SCMA}"
export v_bdir="$HOME/stage/RC_WORK_DIR" # base directory for the temp working directory.
export v_wdir="${v_bdir}/${V_SID}_${V_SCMA}_expdp_${UNIQ}" # Temporary working directory.
export V_HOST="${V_SID}" # Host Name for the EMM Alert.
export V_KEY="${V_SID}_PROD_DATA_PUMP" # EMM Alter Key
export V_SUBJECT="Data Pump backup of ${V_SCMA}@${V_SID}" # eMail subject.
export v_log_file="${PRFX}_Data_Pump_Backup_${UNIQ}.log" # Log file name.
export t_log_file="${PRFX}_Data_Pump_Backup_${UNIQ}.tmp" # Temporary log file name.
#export v_autosys_inst="PA1" # AutoSys instance name for the production.
#export v_AutoSys_MN_box="OL#box#DSCRUB_pu01" # this is the main box job by unix.
#export v_AutoSys_DB_box="OL#box#DSCRUB_dbstart" # this is box job to start database and listener.
##export v_AutoSys_BCV_cmd_TX="SAN#cmd#POSS01B_CSplit" # AutoSys JOB for TXDB BCV Split.
#export v_AutoSys_BCV_cmd_TX="UX#box#POSS01B_Snap" # AutoSys JOB for TXDB BCV Split.
###export v_AutoSys_BCV_cmd_DM="SAN#cmd#POODS01B_CSplit" # AutoSys JOB for ORDB BCV Split.
#export v_AutoSys_BCV_cmd_DM="SAN#box#POODS01B_Snap" # AutoSys JOB for ORDB BCV Split.
#export v_autosys_env_file="/export/apps/sched/autouser/autosys.bash.${v_autosys_inst}"
# AutoSys environment source file.
export v_src_host="tlp-ze-bkubcv02" # Source host name where data pump supposed to run.
export v_tx_sid="TOSSDP01" # Transaction data base name.
export v_dm_sid="TOODSDP1" # Data Mart data base name.
##export v_scp_target_host="vcore04-doma" # host name where dump files need to be SCPd.
#export v_scp_target_host="alp-ze-d001" # host name where dump files need to be SCPd.
#export v_scp_target_user="zjdbov" # User name on the target host.
export v_thold_fs_size=85 # Threash hold size to keep the EMM blocker.
export ERRCODE=0 # ERRCODE for all the failures.
export EMMERRCODE=0 # ERRCODE only for EMM blocker failures.
echo " " > /tmp/${t_log_file}
echo "`f_lGetDT`This log file name is ${v_wdir}/${v_log_file}">> /tmp/${t_log_file}
f_wdir_chk >> /tmp/${t_log_file}
cd ${v_wdir}
if [ $? -ne 0 ]
then
echo " "
echo "`f_lGetDT`ERROR: in changing the directory ${v_wdir}"
ERRCODE=1
else
cat /tmp/${t_log_file} > ${v_log_file}
rm -f /tmp/${t_log_file}
fi
#if [ ${ERRCODE} -eq 0 ]; then
# f_Set_AutoSys_Env >> ${v_log_file}
# if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
# ERRCODE=1
# fi
#fi
#
##if [ ${ERRCODE} -eq 0 ]; then
## f_Check_BCV_Split >> ${v_log_file}
## if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
## V_MSG="BCV Split Check"
## ERRCODE=1
## fi
##fi
#- Source ${SOURCEFILE} only databases are expected to be available
#- Since ERRCODE gets in the SOURCEFILE, tempoarily work-around is
#- to capture ERRCODE value and set it back after sourcing SOURCEFILE
typeset l_errcode=${ERRCODE}
echo "`f_lGetDT`Sourcing the env. script files, errcode before=${ERRCODE} ..." >> ${v_log_file}
. ${SOURCEFILE}
ERRCODE=${l_errcode}
echo "`f_lGetDT`completed sourcing the script file, errcode after=${ERRCODE} ..." >> ${v_log_file}
echo "`f_lGetDT`TNS_ADMIN=${TNS_ADMIN} ..." >> ${v_log_file}
if [ ${ERRCODE} -eq 0 ]; then
f_Get_Stype_Pwd >> ${v_log_file}
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
V_MSG="Password and user type check"
ERRCODE=1
else
# data pump path in the target host.
export v_scp_target_path="/export/appl/datapump/`echo ${v_dpdir_name}|cut -c1-4`"
fi
fi
if [ ${ERRCODE} -eq 0 ]; then
f_Check_Env_DB >> ${v_log_file}
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
V_MSG="DB Environment Check"
ERRCODE=1
fi
fi
#if [ ${ERRCODE} -eq 0 ]; then
# f_NPI_Scrub >> ${v_log_file}
# if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
# V_MSG="NPI Scrub"
# ERRCODE=1
# fi
#fi
#
#if [ ${ERRCODE} -eq 0 ]; then
# f_EMM_Blocker "BLOCK" ${v_src_host} >> ${v_log_file}
# if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
# V_MSG="EMM Blocker for ${v_src_host}"
# EMMERRCODE=1
# fi
#fi
if [ ${ERRCODE} -eq 0 ]; then
f_Exp_Stats >> ${v_log_file}
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
V_MSG="Statistics Export"
ERRCODE=1
fi
fi
if [ ${ERRCODE} -eq 0 ]; then
f_data_pump >> ${v_log_file}
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
V_MSG="Data Pump"
ERRCODE=1
fi
fi
#if [ ${ERRCODE} -eq 0 ]; then
# f_Mount_Unmount_Inst "SHUTDOWN" >> ${v_log_file}
# if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
# V_MSG="UnMount Data Base"
# ERRCODE=1
# fi
#fi
#
#if [ ${ERRCODE} -eq 0 ]; then
# f_gzip_files >> ${v_log_file}
# if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
# export V_SEVERITY=MINOR
# V_MSG="gzip dump file"
# ERRCODE=1
# fi
#fi
#if [ ${ERRCODE} -eq 0 ]; then
# f_Check_SSH >> ${v_log_file}
# if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
# export V_SEVERITY=MINOR
# V_MSG="SSH Connectivity"
# ERRCODE=1
# fi
#fi
#if [ ${ERRCODE} -eq 0 ]; then
# f_EMM_Blocker "UNBLOCK" ${v_src_host} >> ${v_log_file}
# if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
# V_MSG="EMM UnBlocker for ${v_src_host}"
# export V_SEVERITY=MINOR
# EMMERRCODE=1
# fi
#fi
#
#if [ ${ERRCODE} -eq 0 ]; then
# f_EMM_Blocker "BLOCK" ${v_scp_target_host} >> ${v_log_file}
# if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
# V_MSG="EMM Blocker for ${v_src_host}"
# export V_SEVERITY=MINOR
# EMMERRCODE=1
# fi
#fi
#
#typeset SCPERRCODE=0
#if [ ${ERRCODE} -eq 0 ]; then
# f_scp_files >> ${v_log_file}
# SCPERRCODE=$?
# #- SCPERRCODE=1 - scp error, SCPERRCODE=2 - scp WARNING
# if [ ${SCPERRCODE} -ne 0 ]; then
# V_SEVERITY=MINOR
# ERRCODE=1
# case ${SCPERRCODE} in
# 2) V_MSG="SCP dump files, file counts are not the same between source and target hosts"
# ;;
# 3) V_MSG="SCP dump files, byte counts are not the same between source and target hosts"
# ;;
# *)
# V_MSG="SCP dump files, check the log for more details"
# ;;
# esac
# fi
#fi
#if [ ${ERRCODE} -eq 0 ]; then
# f_EMM_Blocker "UNBLOCK" ${v_scp_target_host} >> ${v_log_file}
# if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
# V_MSG="EMM UnBlocker for ${v_scp_target_host}"
# export V_SEVERITY=MINOR
# EMMERRCODE=1
# fi
#fi
echo " " >> ${v_log_file}
if [ ${ERRCODE} -eq 1 -o ${EMMERRCODE} -eq 1 ]
then
v_pager_flag="Y"
if [ "${V_SEVERITY}" = "MINOR" ]
then
V_SUBJECT="WARNING: ${V_SUBJECT} (Fail at ${V_MSG})"
else
V_SUBJECT="ERROR: ${V_SUBJECT} (Fail at ${V_MSG})"
fi
banner ERROR >> ${v_log_file}
else
v_pager_flag="N"
V_SUBJECT="SUCCESS: ${V_SUBJECT}"
banner SUCCESSFULL >> ${v_log_file}
fi
cp ${v_log_file} ${LOGDIR}
f_emm_alert ${v_pager_flag} Y ${v_log_file}
exit ${ERRCODE}
### End of the Script
The enableSsl attribute is only supported starting from .NET Framework 4.0. If your site is running on an older version like .NET 2.0 or 3.5, IIS doesn't recognize that attribute and will throw this error when reading web.config.
To quick fix this, you just need to make sure your site is using the right version of .NET.
Open IIS Manager.
Go to Application Pools.
Find the app pool your site is using.
On the right-hand side, check the .NET CLR Version.
If it says v2.0, you'll need to switch it to v4.0:
Right-click the application pool -> click Basic Settings -> change the .NET CLR version to v4.
To enable MQTT in LWIP the proper way, start by defining #define LWIP_MQTT 1 in your lwipopts.h file to activate MQTT support. Then, ensure the MQTT source files located in contrib/apps/mqtt are included in your build system. If you're using CMake, you should modify your CMakeLists.txt to add the MQTT source files explicitly. If you're using Makefiles, update them to include the MQTT directory and its .c files in the build process. Also, make sure that all required LWIP modules such as TCP and DNS are enabled in lwipopts.h, as MQTT depends on them. This approach keeps your setup clean and avoids modifying LWIP core files directly.
"Request message serialization failure" somehow means your request to the Video Intelligence API is incorrectly formatted for your library version. Try to check your @google-cloud/video-intelligence library version and ensure your code's request object, especially inputUri and features, matches the documentation for that specific version. See this related issue.
For me recreating the android folder in the flutter root directory made the Option New -> Image Asset appear in AndroidStudio. Rename the old android folder (to make sure not to loose any important android configuration) and run flutter create --platforms=android . .Then open the android folder in Android Studio as discribed in the posts above.
API Level 36 (Android 16) changes user experience of back button as described in Migration or opt-out required for predictive back.
You can either implement new predictive behavior or opt-out by setting in Android Manifest the attribute android:enableOnBackInvokedCallback to false. Note that the opt-out will become ineffective in a later API release.
How to get access token from AAD authentication service using certificate in Azure data factory web activity , I can not use client secret for this , Certificate from Service principle is already stored in Azure key vault.I saw similar question earlier in stackoverflow: Azure data factory AD access token using certificate But i dont see any answer/solution yet..So far as a alternative I just used azure automation account to generate bearer token. But i am looking if there is any other option or method to try
I tried uploading certificate to keyvault and then tried giving reference but it is not generating JWT token.
ADF Web Activity can call any REST endpoint.
It does not support generating signed JWTs using a client certificate a requirement for client_assertion grant type in AAD. Web Activity in ADF can call REST endpoints but cannot sign JWT tokens with a private key, which is required to authenticate using a certificate.
ADF does not have the capability to generate and sign JWT tokens with certificates, even if the certificate is stored in Key Vault. There is no built-in cryptographic support in ADF pipelines or Web Activities. It does not support using certificates stored in Key Vault to perform that cryptographic operation.
Since ADF cannot sign JWTs with a certificate, Microsoft recommends using external components for this like Azure Function / Azure Automation
With Retrofit, one can create a class ReturnNothing(), and it will parse that. I don't don't know why we have to handle it as an exception in Ktor but anyway.
I assume that if you need this implementation is because you have a VAT excluded price in Shopify product right?
I've already do that implementation on other stores, but I always write that liquid in every section (collection item template, product, cart) because there's a lot of different classes and other things.
Another solution, a bit tricky, is to create a snippet where you calculate the vat price (you have to send the price to the snippet every time). Then, render it where you need it.
For me it's easier, also to manage, to write these 5 lines of code where I need them.
then go to activities search tweaks and open .go to mouse and keyboards and in mouse section select area section .problem solved if ubuntu user install apt-get install gnome-tweaks
whenever there is a new major release version, there will be announcements as to when an older version will be discontinued. For e.g. when 5.0 released, it was mentioned that 3.x series will become EOL. See this blog as an example. Please also subscribe to mailing lists, https://cassandra.apache.org/_/community.html#discussions as well. Happy to learn if there are other locations where we could find this info.
Check your typescript version @mui/material v7 expects typeScript version greater or equal to 4.9. checkout the API section it doesn't accept those props you are looking for.
https://mui.com/material-ui/api/grid/
Well Kinda, your data will be encrypted in transit (From Azure to Codespace) due to HTTPS, VPN adds protection between your device and the Codespace. Its not encrypted end to end in its purest form as its decrypted at Codespace and GitHub (as host) could theoretically access the data in Codespace memory but thats unlikely without breach or policy violation.
Posting an answer for the sake of those who may come looking later:
The original question "Is this possible with SQL Server bcp from NodeJS?" remains unanswered.
However, @siggemannen suggested serializing my recordset into JSON, which can then be sent to SQL Server in a VARCHAR(MAX) and turned back into a table value using the OPENJSON function. The columns of this table value can then be processed in SQL as you would when SELECTing from any other table.
This allows efficiently processing datasets at a size that meets my use case.
In my case JMeter 5.6.3 was able to run many times high number of threads like 3000 or 3100, but was not able to reach 3500 threads.
But in exactly the same conditions (the same test file, the same JVM, the same computer) JMeter was surprisingly stopping at 2467 threads... instead of running expected 3000.
And there is no message or log explaining this. This the worst thing: silent lack of predictability.
Could have to do with restricted APIs access, you'll likely need to contact LinkedIn support or a relationship manager. I think you did most of the required steps. Maybe you get a response of your submitted form.
from fpdf import FPDF
class PDF(FPDF):
def header(self):
self.set_font("Arial", "B", 12)
self.cell(0, 10, "Resumen Tema 1 - Fisiología (Guyton y Hall)", ln=True, align="C")
self.ln(5)
def chapter_title(self, title):
self.set_font("Arial", "B", 11)
self.cell(0, 10, title, ln=True, align="L")
self.ln(2)
def chapter_body(self, body):
self.set_font("Arial", "", 10)
self.multi_cell(0, 5, body)
self.ln()
contenido = [
("Organización Funcional del Cuerpo Humano y Medio Interno",
"El cuerpo humano está formado por billones de células organizadas en sistemas que mantienen la homeostasis, es decir, condiciones internas constantes. El líquido extracelular (LEC), compuesto por el plasma y el líquido intersticial, actúa como medio interno que rodea a las células.\n\n"
"Las células intercambian nutrientes, gases y productos de desecho con el medio interno. Los sistemas de control nervioso y endocrino regulan estas funciones, respondiendo a cambios mediante mecanismos de retroalimentación."),
("Mecanismos de Control y Ejemplos",
"1. Receptor (sensor): Detecta cambios.\n2. Centro de control: Evalúa la información.\n3. Efector: Realiza la acción correctiva.\n\n"
"Ejemplo: Si aumenta la temperatura corporal, el hipotálamo activa la sudoración para disminuirla."),
("Tipos de Retroalimentación",
"- Retroalimentación negativa: Corrige un cambio (ej. control de la presión arterial).\n"
"- Retroalimentación positiva: Aumenta el cambio (ej. parto, coagulación)."),
("Transporte de Sustancias a Través de la Membrana",
"- Transporte pasivo (sin ATP): Difusión simple (O2, CO2), facilitada (glucosa), ósmosis.\n"
"- Transporte activo (con ATP): Primario (bomba Na+/K+), secundario (Na+/glucosa).\n"
"- Transporte vesicular: Endocitosis, exocitosis."),
("Potenciales de Acción",
"Son impulsos eléctricos en células excitables. Fases:\n"
"1. Reposo (-70 mV)\n"
"2. Despolarización (entrada de Na+)\n"
"3. Repolarización (salida de K+)\n"
"4. Hiperpolarización\n"
"5. Periodo refractario (absoluto y relativo)")
]
pdf = PDF()
pdf.add_page()
for titulo, texto in contenido:
pdf.chapter_title(titulo)
pdf.chapter_body(texto)
pdf.output("Resumen_Tema1_Guyton.pdf")
I think you got the response in your question, because when you open your Angular app in Tab A and Tab B, each tab runs its own instance of the app.
So each tab runs its own ngrx state, own javascript runtime, but share the same localstorage browser built API variable since localstorage is per origin (it means localstorage is shared across all windows/tabs of the same website).
If for some reason you don't want to use `str.rfind` and are only trying to find 1 character, you can look for all indices that fit your criteria and take the maximum like so
word = "banana"
a = "a"
last_index = max(i for (i, c) in enumerate(word) if c == a)
print(last_index)
To help convert a spreadsheet (e.g., Excel .xlsx or .csv file) to a PDF, please upload the file you'd like to convert. Once uploaded, I’ll handle the conversion and provide you with the PDF version.
You are using your app on https://0.0.0.0:5001 and it has target Port on 5001 in your Container App config, which looks good, but the error upstream connect error or disconnect/reset before headers usually means the ingress cannot talk to with your app.
ACA ingress only supports HTTP over TCP, it terminates TLS at the ingress not inside your container. So when your app listens for HTTPS, the ingress can't speak HTTPS to your container, it expects plain HTTP on the target Port. That’s why it resets the connection.
To fix please follow the below steps:
You can change app to listen on plain HTTP inside the container (e.g., http://0.0.0.0:5000)
Also you have to Set the
ASPNETCORE_URLS=http://0.0.0.0:5000
in your Dockerfile, Then Update your Docker EXPOSE 5000 and set targetPort: 5000 in the Container App.
After that you can redeploy and test it using your custom domain. Azure ingress will handle HTTPS externally, and your app just needs to serve HTTP internally.
Let me know if you want to keep HTTPS inside the container, but you would need to bypass ingress and expose the container differently, which is not recommended.
This is only feasible in specific scenarios, such as when using TCP-based ingress instead of HTTP, utilizing Azure Container Apps jobs with private networking or direct IP routing, or building an internal mesh where containers communicate via mTLS though often still HTTP at the ingress. For most use cases like public web APIs and apps, it is best to let ACA manage HTTPS at ingress.
I'd like to add the benifit or `<inheritdoc/>` in Rider IDE when you are editing the corresponding file. You can choose to render doc comments, so it looks like this:
Toggle rendered view via toolitp or shortcut
See the documentation without needing to over it
When you don't use doc `<inheritdoc/>`, you will see the documentation only on hover:
I don't know exactly what is your use case, but normally facts tables are multidimensional (e.g. Sales per geography/time/product dimension). If you have one single dimension, then all fact tables have the same cardinality and therefore you could aggregate them, but in this case that's more a question related to your specific DBMS and how it performs the retrieval of data. Having 10 different tables could make sense in some scenarios if each fact table belongs to a specific subject area and contains related facts that are rarely combined with other facts in the other fact tables. In this case you're optimizing the read operations as the entire row is relevant, rather than combining in the same row facts that are unlikely to be queried together. But it also depends how your DBMS retrieves the data. Some years ago I split a table with 400 columns and several million rows in Teradata 10, before they had built-in horizontal partitioning, because Teradata 10 was reading entire rows filling blocks of a specific size and then sending selecting the specific columns chosen. By splitting the table horizontally in several subject-area tables, I was improving the efficiency of the block reading, as practically no columns were discarded so the entire memory blocks were relevant.
First of all, GD (and even Imagick in its default operations) doesn't support perspective transformations - which is what you need to make the banner look like it's part of a 3D surface.
You cannot realistically get perspective distortion with GD, unless you manually do it with polygon fills which I would skip for sure, too complex...
However with Imagick I used distortImage() as in the comment Chris Haas mentioned with Imagick::DISTORTION_PERSPECTIVE.
I've created this code:
function mergeWithPerspective(string $basePath, string $bannerPath, string $outputPath): void {
$imagick = new Imagick(realpath($basePath));
$banner = new Imagick(realpath($bannerPath));
// Resize banner to fixed dimensions for consistent perspective mapping
$banner->resizeImage(230, 300, Imagick::FILTER_LANCZOS, 1);
// Map corners of the banner to positions on the truck's black panel
$controlPoints = [
0, 0, 496, 145,
230, 0, 715, 163,
0, 300, 495, 407,
230, 300, 712, 375
];
$banner->setImageVirtualPixelMethod(Imagick::VIRTUALPIXELMETHOD_TRANSPARENT);
$banner->distortImage(Imagick::DISTORTION_PERSPECTIVE, $controlPoints, true);
// Composite the distorted banner onto the truck image at a specific offset
$imagick->compositeImage($banner, Imagick::COMPOSITE_OVER, 507, 110);
$imagick->writeImage($outputPath);
$imagick->clear();
}
I applied a perspective distortion on the banner and tried to placed it realistically.
The downside of this as you can see that you have to define a starting X and Y coordinate with compositeImage() as well as creating the necessary control points with $controlPoints.
I had the same issue in Visual Studio Community 2022 where the file (e.g., UnitTest1.cs) was open, but the content wasn't visible in the editor—even though the file existed and was part of the project.
What I tried:
Restarted Visual Studio
Rebooted my system
Unfortunately, neither of those worked.
What solved it:
I updated Visual Studio to the latest version, and after the update, the issue was resolved.
If you're facing a similar problem, I recommend checking for updates from: Help > Check for Updates
Have you already tried to configure Diagnostic settings on the service bus?
With this Logs you should be able to get all information you can get from within the Service Bus by default. If you forward your messages to a Log Analytics Workspace you can then query all logs an aggregate them or correlate different logs together with KQL.
There are online services that will let you test the server while specifying TLS versions -- meaning you can say "connect to this server using only TLSv1.1".
CheckTLS.com tests TLS on mail servers but you can force it to test HTTPS (443). From their //email/testTo (TestReceiver) test, set the Target to the host you want to test, and under Advanced Options set the mx port to 443, turn on Direct TLS, and put TLSv1_1 or TLSv1_2 in the TLS Version field.
Having hit this problem (three levels deep), I reviewed the answers here, and my logic, and found:
I'm looping to determine if a user has an active place of employment. That's meaningfully a function with a bool result. Being a dedicated proponent of multiple exit points from functions, that's what I did. It also reduces the line count in the calling function, so I consider the issue settled properly.
User Assigned Managed Identity not showing as assigned in Azure Data Factory despite correct configuration
Troubleshooting steps:
Verify ADF Linked Service:
Check if the Authentication type is set to "User-assigned Managed Identity" while creating Linked Service.
Use the UAMI in a Linked Service to activate it and make it used by ADF
Simply assigning the UAMI to ADF does not mean ADF will use it automatically to authenticate to resources.
Sometimes the Portal UI doesn't reflect it correctly due to caching or latency.
This might be a UI rendering issue because Portal UI sometime caches old assignments even after they succeed.
Try refreshing your browser, it will reflect after some time under "Assigned to Data Factory" option in Linked Service.
You can also Confirm that UAMI is Working or not by Testing Access:
So,
In ADF I tried referencing a secret via a Key Vault linked service that uses the UAMI.
(after assigning UAMI the "Key Vault Secrets User" role)
Getting the Secret successfully confirms that it's working end-to-end.
Simply assigning the UAMI to ADF does not mean ADF will use it automatically to authenticate to resources.
