2015 is crazy were at 2025 rnn
Posting my own answer as I achieved to do what I was looking for (full code).
The transformation code looks like the following:
val usersRdd = sc.parallelize(users)
val ticketsRdd = sc.parallelize(tickets)
val partitioner = new DoubleDenormalizationPartitioner(p)
// Explosion factor as explained in the EDIT of my question.
val usersExplosionFactor = (2 * Math.floor(Math.sqrt(p)) - 1).toInt
val explodedUsers = usersRdd
.flatMap { user =>
(0 until usersExplosionFactor)
.map(targetP => (user, -targetP))
}
// Below we're partitioning each RDD using our custom partitioner (see full code for implementation)
val repartitionedUsers = explodedUsers
.keyBy { case (user, targetP) => (user.id, targetP) }
.partitionBy(partitioner)
val repartitionedTickets = ticketsRdd
.keyBy(ticket => (ticket.assigneeId, ticket.requesterId))
.partitionBy(partitioner)
val denormalizedTickets = repartitionedTickets
.map(_._2)
.zipPartitions(repartitionedUsers.map(_._2._1), preservesPartitioning = true) { case (tickets, usersI) =>
// Here, thanks to the map we can denormalize the assignee and requester at the same time
val users = usersI.map(u => (u.accountId, u.id) -> u.name).toMap
tickets.map { ticket =>
(
ticket,
users.get(ticket.accountId, ticket.assigneeId),
users.get(ticket.accountId, ticket.requesterId)
)
}
}
.mapPartitions(_.map { case (ticket, assignee, requester) =>
(ticket.accountId, ticket.id, assignee, requester)
})
I tested the performance of my solution compared to Dataframe joins and RDD joins, not working so smoothly. Overall I imagine that the advice "do not use RDDs unless you really what you're doing" applies here (I don't really know what I'm doing here, first time really using the RDDs in an "advanced" way).
I hope it could still help someone or that at least someone found this problem interesting (I did).
since you have set refresh_token as an HTTP-only cookie, it cannot be accessed directly from the frontend. However, your backend should be able to read it from the request.
Possible reasons for the issue:
Cookie Settings: You have httponly=True and secure=False. If your app runs over HTTPS, you need to set secure=True. Also, try changing samesite='Lax' to samesite='None' along with secure=True.
Domain Mismatch: If your backend and frontend run on different domains, you might need to set the cookie with domain="yourdomain.com" in response.set_cookie.
CORS and Cookie Settings: Check your Django settings for SESSION_COOKIE_SAMESITE and CSRF_COOKIE_SAMESITE. Also, ensure that your frontend requests are sent with credentials: "include".
To debug: Check if the refresh_token is actually set in the browser using Developer Tools (Application -> Cookies).
Log request.COOKIES in your backend using print(request.COOKIES) to see if the cookie is being received.
Try these steps and let me know if the issue persists. We can debug further with additional logs
Check with this library https://www.npmjs.com/package/@ea-controls/mat-table-extensions
Is an extension of angular mat-table library
Thanks to @Charlieface, I found a solution. I can just use the existing constructor and make Random Crn being readonly.
public readonly object Clone()
{
Patient patient = new(_seed) {
PatientCovariates = this.PatientCovariates.ToDictionary(
entry => entry.Key,
entry => entry.Value.ToDictionary(
innerEntry => innerEntry.Key,
innerEntry => innerEntry.Value
)
)
};
return patient;
}
Answered by the author of Backtesting.py here
Here's an easy workaround for you: convert the input data to contain prices per one Satoshi (1e-8 BTC) or per one micro bitcoin (μBTC, as below):
df: pd.DataFrame # Bitcoin OHLC prices
df = (df / 1e6).assign(Volume=df.Volume * 1e6)# μBTC OHLC prices
The solution was to add the CreateServiceLinkedRole permission to the IAM role of the user making the calls, NOT the EMR service role.
The pyFGLT package (https://fcdimitr.github.io/pyfglt/) allows you to calculate graphlet degrees for a graph (disclaimer: I am a maintainer in the package).
It is indeed an overly complicated and frustrating setup. I've found some helpful information in the Redhat man page for update-ca-trust which describes the details.
Here's the Linux.org version of the man page: update-ca-trust(8)
But you may want to consult the version of that man page which comes with the particular distro/version of Linux you are using, as there might be differences.
Classes that are created in eval() are not the same classes:
function test3($test) {
return eval("return new class($test) {
public function __construct(public \$test) {}};"
);
}
compare(test3(1), test3(1)); // false, false, false,
Error was in the view due to not handling the initial invalid form when this code was first called. Thanks to @willeM_VanOnsem for pointing out irregularities which allowed me to find the issue and correct.
@login_required(login_url="/login")
def user_profile_admin(request):
if request.method == "POST":
user_id = request.POST.get("user_id")
if user_id != None: # this is when edit button pressed in members.html
user_object = User.objects.get(pk=user_id)
email = request.POST.get("email")
if email != None: # this is when the user admin form is actually submitted
user_object = User.objects.get(email=email)
athletes = user_object.athletes.all() #athletes for the user being updated
form = UserAdminForm(request.POST or None, instance=user_object)
if form.is_valid():
user_object = form.save()
success_message="You have updated profile for user : "+email +" successfully"
messages.success(request, success_message)
return redirect('members')
else:
print(form.errors.as_data()) # here you print errors to terminal
user_id = request.POST.get("user_id")
if user_id != None: # this is when edit button pressed in members.html
user_object = User.objects.get(pk=user_id)
print("user id")
email = request.POST.get("email")
if email != None: # this is when the user admin form is actually submitted
user_object = User.objects.get(email=email)
print("email")
form = UserAdminForm(instance=user_object)
return render(request, 'account/user_profile_admin_form.html', {"form": form, "athletes": athletes})
else:
return render(request, 'members')
Well these things are difficult to understand when you don't show any code/pseudo-code. If you can, post the algorithm you implemented. The design idea you describe does not seem like it is inherently livelocks, it all depends on your actual algorithm and implementation.
Creating an alias in $PROFILE was the correct solution.
Thanks for your solution mathias-r-jessen .
Same with what Moti Malka mentioned. Here's a few screenshots on my side. 
If you enable it, you'll see in the container registry a webhook has been created. 
As another option you can add a type hint to the event and trick it into being a pyqtBoundSignal that has the connect and emit defs
from typing import TYPE_CHECKING
if TYPE_CHECKING:
from PyQt6.QtCore import pyqtBoundSignal
someEvent = pyqtSignal(args) # type: pyqtBoundSignal
Next.js has API routes built in that act like a mini backend, and for many situations, they suffice. But if you look closer, you'll see that it doesn't have some of the flexibility and might of a full-fledged backend like Express.
So, why use Express over Next.js API routes? Well, Express is a mature backend framework, whereas Next.js API routes are essentially light-weight serverless functions. Here are a couple of things that Express does better:
File Handling: In Express, you could easily use res.download() to return files and download them. In Next.js API routes, you'd have to do it all manually and set headers yourself.
Middleware & Routing: Express leaves you entirely in charge of middleware, custom routes, and request handling. Next.js API routes don't offer as much freedom in this sense.
Real-Time Features: Do you need WebSockets or long-lived connections? Express plays nicely with things like Socket.io, whereas Next.js isn't exactly designed for that.
Scalability & Clean Architecture: Having your frontend (Next.js) separated from your backend (Express) keeps your project scalable and maintainable in the future.
What's the best way to do it? Utilize Next.js for SSR, authentication (NextAuth), and frontend logic. Utilize Express for database operations, file upload, and backend-intensive work. Have Next.js authenticate and pass the access token to your Express server to securely make API calls.
Awesome, I faced the problem which I did not create a topic from the Kafka side. I directly subscribe or publish messages for them, and it works fine with one replica of the instance. But when having a horizontal scaling, only 1 replica will listen to the event with the below setup error:
KafkaJSProtocolError: This server does not host this topic-partition type: 'UNKNOWN_TOPIC_OR_PARTITION',
In conclusion, the default partition is 1. if you want to update it you need to create The topic and the partition as the above Code.
Thanks.
Could a leap second have been coded as 2016123123596000+0000 at the start of the last introduced leap second (as per IERS bulletin C 52 of July 6th 2016), for instance used on time.gov reflecting a 60th second ? If not what would be the most accepted format for instance for administrative payment systems ?
Try xmlsec.constants.KeyDataFormatCertPem instead of xmlsec.constants.KeyDataFormatPem.
Ensure that the service on host is listening on 0.0.0.0, so on all available IPs, including the bridge network.
You should be able to verify with something like netstat -tulpn.
You can find more details in the Docker logs, please take a look into this post [1].
Since yesterday I m getting the exact same error.
I just figured this out today. You have to add a DocumentTransformer -> SecuritySchema using the AddOpenApi options:
builder.Services.AddOpenApi(o =>
{
o.AddDocumentTransformer((document, _, _) =>
{
document.Components ??= new OpenApiComponents();
document.Components.SecuritySchemes.Add("oauth", new OpenApiSecurityScheme
{
Type = SecuritySchemeType.OAuth2,
Flows = new OpenApiOAuthFlows
{
AuthorizationCode = new OpenApiOAuthFlow
{
AuthorizationUrl = new Uri("<your-app-auth-endpoint>"),
TokenUrl = new Uri("<your-app-token-endpoing>"),
Scopes = new Dictionary<string, string>
{
{"api://<client-id>/data.read", "Read Data"}
}
}
}
});
return Task.CompletedTask;
});
});
You can find the authorize/token endpoints by going to your Entra Admin Center -> Applications -> App Registrations -> (Selecting Your App) -> Endpoints (top banner at the time of writing) and then I used the OAuth 2.0 auth/token endpoints that should look something like:
https://login.microsoftonline.com/<directory-id>/oauth2/v2.0/authorize
https://login.microsoftonline.com/<directory-id>/oauth2/v2.0/token
app.MapScalarApiReference(c =>
{
c.WithOAuth2Authentication(o =>
{
o.ClientId = "<client-id>";
o.Scopes = ["api://<client-id>/data.read"];
});
});
We had to add a scope for our API app registration as using just User.Read did not work. You can do this by going to your app registration -> Expose an API and then adding a scope that will usually look something like: api://<client-id>/<scope-name>
Once this is all configured, you can spin up the Scalar UI. There should be an Authentication box at the top with an Auth Type dropdown. You can select oauth and then ensure PKCE/Scopes are selected and click Authorize.
We currently have two App Registrations in Entra. One is for our Frontend Angular SPA and the other is for our .NET Web API. The client-id we used was from the API App Registration
These are not answers to "how to fix GDM". Could someone take a stab at a real answer?
Try to use flexGrow instead of flex. When setting styles for the ScrollView, avoid using flex: 1 in the contentContainerStyle. Instead, use flexGrow: 1.
This allows the content to expand and fill the available space without breaking the scrolling functionality.
At the top of that there is a fixed height (like height: '100%') on the parent component, consider removing it or setting it to a more dynamic value. Fixed heights can restrict the ability of the ScrollView to function properly.
junit.jupiter.extensions.autodetection.include will be a proper solution for that, tough it will be available in JUnit 5.12.0
Besides mentioned https://m2.material.io/develop/android there is also https://www.tutorialspoint.com/android/android_styles_and_themes.htm and https://guides.codepath.com/android/Styles-and-Themes, which could explain how to implement and customize themes and styles in Android applications even further.
This works for me. Search-ADAccount -lockedout -UsersOnly | select SamaccountName
Thank you. This was very helpful. I just did Hbar transaction to EVM with this method and back by converting Hbar Account ID into EVM, this is beautiful.
For google completeness
[tool.poetry]
requires-poetry = ">=2.1.1"
When does Promise resolve/reject actually add a micro task?
Basically immediately at resolve or rejection - but ... it is asyncronous.
Note: The way you formulated that question shows me, that you are aware of being added to the micro task queue not being equal to execution...
...the event loop feeds tasks into the call stack only if it is empty of all synchronous calls, and prioritises micro tasks (promises) over tasks (web api etc.).
await blends into your synchronous, liniar code. The promise must be fulfilled in order for the await code to be executed. It literally means await the fulfillment of the promise before you execute.
Use float instead. float: right; or float: left;
Right now you are trying to change to the object itself, you need to append an instance of the object in your views list.
if page.route == "/login_view":
page.views.append(login_view())
I believe just adding the parentheses to instantiate an instance of the object should fix your issue.
I've been facing the same issue since version 0.76 (I believe?)
My workaround is just to add another entry for each of them within tsconfig.json :
{
"compilerOptions": {
"paths": {
"@utils": [
"./src/utils/index"
]
"@utils/*": [
"./src/utils/*"
]
}
}
}
include-system-site-packages to true worked for me, Thanks @Joel
To Support Distributed Arch Redis Cluster Divides itself in ~16K hashslots, and each nodes carries a range of hashslots, To Perform operations like WATCH, MGET the Keys should belong to same HashSlot
This Issue will not occur with Standalone Redis Node But with Redis Cluster, try to do WATCH, MGET with keys belonging to same hashslot
go to your virtual box machine configuration -> network -> advanced disable the Bridged Adapter (for different adapters in network section) click ok go back and enable them again
Thanks everyone for your help but I found where was the issue It was in the database the price column was integer type and the additional_price was a numeric type now when I was sum both of them I got the null value and when i sum again the total with a null value I got the NaN output !.
thanks again.
@Allan Cameron
I got this error, couldn't fix it yet....
Error in stat_compare_means():
! Problem while computing aesthetics.
ℹ Error occurred in the 3rd layer.
Caused by error in FUN():
! '...' used in an incorrect context
It appears that a file in the pycache directory is being used by another process.
I advise you to check if you have processes on Python, try checking the task manager.
Another tip is to try using administrator privileges
Also try reinstalling Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable if the problem persists:Link Here
To use a hash # in a kendo template, it needs to be double escaped \\#
It's normal for memory to increase and stay used as data will fill up the caches over time but not to reach an OOM . Presto internally has many caches - it's possible some the caches are being filled during execution which increases the memory utilization. They should be flushed when memory is needed. Additionally, it could also just be JVM garbage collection not kicking it to reduce the heap footprint.
Take a look at the memory management properties in the configuration reference: https://prestodb.github.io/docs/current/admin/properties.html#memory-management-properties as well as the "Memory Limits" section from this blog post: https://prestodb.io/blog/2019/08/19/memory-tracking/
You may want to play around with the properties query.max-total-memory-per-node and/or memory.heap-headroom-per-node
github copilot created an empty app folder at the root, while I'm using /src/app. Deleting empty /app fixed the issue for me.
This was a bug present in GDB 7.5
Same issue here. I switched back to 2019, nothing new in 2022 for SSASMD anyway
Just convert to table your data, then use the table filters to hide those you dont need, then subtotal will work and you can have any quantity of tables you wish
hope this work for u
If you're using the module Vue Router, the following answer might be helpful to you: https://stackoverflow.com/a/35916241/23561820
Summary (with Vue Router)
With the usage of the route object, a query in the URL can be retrieved as such:
URL
http://somesite.com?test=yayCode
const test = this.$route.query.test; console.log(test); // outputs 'yay'
If you'd prefer not to use the library Vue Router, you may find the answer below useful: https://stackoverflow.com/a/901144/23561820
Summary (without Vue Router)
Using URLSearchParams, a query in the URL can be acquired like so:
URL
http://somesite.com?test=yayCode
const urlParams = new URLSearchParams(window.location.search); const test = urlParams.get('test'); console.log(test); // outputs 'yay'
did you find a way to get the jwt? i am facing same problem!
There might be some error on your code or inadequate error in the Dataflow job upon encountering insert errors. Issue could arise due to resource constraints on the Dataflow worker, that’s why the job is stopped and the records being dropped, try to check the worker logs for clues. Also, you might want to do an error handling mechanism like retrying inserts or writing failed records to a separate location for you to analyze more, or try implementing retry logic with a dead-letter queue. At the BigQuery side, check the audit logs for the information on insertion errors. BigQuery has limits, try to check the limits related to concurrent insertions or data size per request. When inserting records in batches, a single bad record in a batch could cause the entire batch to fail.
I've encountered a similar issue when I had okta.issuer property set to some dummy value in test config. Changing that to a valid url solved it
In this your project in set condition a forn flash light in divece so start else create custom white blink to genret and best work in front flash light
This appears to be a failure to map the debugger. Do you have a folder %UserProfile%\vsdbg\vs2017u5 with files? If so I would recommend deleting it and restarting VS to force an update.
When opening the project in VS you should see output in the Container Tools window like:
Getting Docker containers ready...
C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe -NonInteractive -NoProfile -WindowStyle Hidden -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -File "C:\Users\----\AppData\Local\Temp\GetVsDbg.ps1" -Version vs2017u5 -RuntimeID linux-x64 -InstallPath "C:\Users\----\vsdbg\vs2017u5"
Info: Using vsdbg version '17.12.11216.3'
Info: Using Runtime ID 'linux-x64'
Info: C:\Users\----\vsdbg\vs2017u5 exists, deleting.
Info: Successfully installed vsdbg at 'C:\Users\----\vsdbg\vs2017u5'
I'm not sure why Ariel's solution was downvoted, as it is one of the standard ways to do this with React. Having a prop with React.ComponentType<PropsType> is one of the most efficient and clear ways to do this. Note that this usually requires you to have another prop of type PropsType that is then used to instantiate the component.
interface ParentProps {
component: React.Component<CType>
componentProps: CType
}
...
// in Parent
const Component = component // to get uppercase
<Component {...componentProps} />
Same stack, same slow behavior :(
@Yksisarvinen originally commented it but he erased the comment for some reason. Using (*values) to dereference the dynamic array vector<double>* values allowed me to send it to the other function easily and get the result. A couple of others answered but @Yksisarvinen was the first to mention it.
It's not letting me place comments until I have a score of 50. I don't have that same Yaesu but wanted to know if you'd found a solution yet
openssl ciphers -v | awk '{print $2}' | sort | uniq
Will return something like this
SSLv3 TLSv1 TLSv1.2 TLSv1.3
any ways to work with "%"?
To generate the array asked for by the OP:
[...Array(10).keys()]
Yields:
[0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9]
I have been trying for sometime now to get tls1.3 working with freeradius but it just dont work. How did you get it to work? What configuration did you use to force freeradius to use tls1.3?
I am getting below error
(1) eap_tls: (TLS) TLS - recv TLS 1.3 Handshake, ClientHello (1) eap_tls: (TLS) TLS - send TLS 1.2 Alert, fatal protocol_version (1) eap_tls: ERROR: (TLS) TLS - Alert write:fatal:protocol version (1) eap_tls: ERROR: (TLS) TLS - Server : Error in error (1) eap_tls: ERROR: (TLS) Failed reading from OpenSSL: error:0A000102:SSL routines::unsupported protocol
Firebaser here to confirm that no action is needed from you for this as the changes were made in the Firebase Cloud Messaging servers. As noted by Apple, the changes are purely on servers sending directly to APNS, which if you are using FCM, you are not doing.
Bottom Line: If you use FCM you are already good for this change.
Change to a date and remove errors.
As mentioned in the suggestions in this SO post, try matching the name of your bucket to the name of your domain or configure the settings in CloudFlare console.
Aside from that, you can also take a look and follow the instructions mentioned in this documentation about hosting a static website. As part of the setup, you have to set up an HTTPS load balancer and SSL certificate since Cloud Storage doesn’t support custom domains with HTTPS on its own.
So I actually figured out a solution. The meta function takes certain parameters, and one of them is matches, and inside this matches parameter lies all sorts of information coming from the routes, and of those data points comes from the main layout route, which in my case is where the loaderData logic lies, so that data is available inside the array of objects return from the matches param natively available from meta.
Thanks for looking at this @Drew Reese!
If all data set in recyclerview in get and so you try a short by date and to set position properly without any problem and bugs properly working so trying this, it's same problem in my project so I solution this a Short by date and time, if so not solution in your project so give i take you best solution,wel come
You can not use just any email address (like [email protected]) as the sender in Resend, Sorry. This is because email providers like Gmail have security measures (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) to prevent email spoofing and unauthorized use of their domains. Resend needs an email from a domain that you've verified. You can work around and put the mail of the user on the subject so you can filtered!
Try to add :
C:/flutter/flutter/bin and C:/flutter/flutter
in the Path of the System variable also in the Path of the user variables
Then run the command flutter doctor
1 - Go to web:https://download.eclipse.org/releases/ and select your version 2 - In Eclipse select Install new software 3 - Cop the address with your Eclipse version: Ex: https://download.eclipse.org/releases/2024-12/ 4 - Select the: Web, XML, Java EE and OSGi Enterprise Development, install and reboot your IDE Search again and look to Server option in Eclipse IDE. Good Look!
Hey guys I find how to fix it, you have 2 options. First assigning the input action cause I forgot.Or also downloading the unity 6, cause input system come with action I think
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1.In pubspec.yaml
dev_dependencies: flutter_launcher_icons: "^0.14.3"
flutter_launcher_icons: android: "launcher_icon" ios: true image_path: "assets/icon/icon.png" min_sdk_android: 21 # android min sdk min:16, default 21
What is solution for this ? Please share I am facing same kind of issue , my endpoints are getting authentication but then I am getting .s.s.w.c.SupplierDeferredSecurityContext : Created SecurityContextImpl [Null authentication]
Ok I'm running into same problem; it seems more likely related to PHP not mysql. Unfortunately I've run multiple tests and followed every suggestion I could find to no avail. Everything is enabled and loaded. Is it possible to get NEW suggestions (old stuff has been tried) to try? (Yes I know this isn't an answer, but I'd like this thread to start again in order to get an answer, please).
Assuming the data values to be in cells B2:B25 put the following formula into cell C4 and copy down: =IF(COUNT(B1:B4)>=3,SUM(B1:B4)/4,"")
Let us know if you have any questions.
Very first, the computer has the string as the input.
Case 1: The computer finds the last and first index to be same (or equal) then the if loop here (if (i - j - 1 < new_str.length && new_str[j] != new_str[i - j - 1]) { flag = false; break; }) will not do anything and so the j will get incremented by 1 and this concludes:
Case 2: The computer finds the last and first index are not same or (equal), then this ** ( if (i - j - 1 < new_str.length && new_str[j] != new_str[i - j - 1]) { flag = false; break; })** code will JUST set the flag to false and get terminated as there is "break;". Now, below the code will not execute as it is only if the flag was true. So, the 'i' gets incremented by 1. That concludes:
so in this way the loop just keeps comparing the character Until this condition (j < i - j - 1) becomes false causing flag variable continue becoming true so finally we get to execute the code where flag is true. Now, for example lets say, the string length is 6 and 'i' had been incremented to 8, then this code (new_str += new_str[i - j - 1]) will cause the third element to be added to the new_str then j will increment by 1 so again second element will be added and finally first element will be added to the input string i.e. new_str.
I agree with what @shubham recommended to increase memory to the container. A couple of things to also be mindful of:
With @Rukmini's help I was able to figure out that most users in our org got the emails because they were in a group which was in turn assigned the Application Administrator role.
There doesn't seem to be a way to turn off the notifications to the members of Application Administrator but I was able to trim the number of people having this role.
Same error and interface setting verified, restarted and verified main cpu settings as well. Same error on crc setup.
In a terminal, make sure you have activated your conda environment. In the terminal type 'which python' to get the path to your python executable. Copy that path to your clipboard. Open VS Code > preferences > settings. Search for "pylint: Interpreter." Click on the 'Add Item' button and paste your python exectuable path that you copied earlier. You may need to reload VS Code, but that should help.
Have you tried setting a number of records for each view? https://github.com/activeadmin/activeadmin/blob/master/docs/3-index-pages.md#index-pagination
Or Have you tried upgrading Rails?
Sorry, no reputation to comment. In reality it's just a remark for weird behavior.
On iOS I have grey - useless - screen in Here WeGo app with here-location://LAT,LON if the here WeGo app is closed. If it's opened and THEN I engage here-location://LAT,LON url schema everything is fine. Of course this is not a solution.
The solution is https://share.here.com/l/LAT,LON* as stated above or first open the app, then trigger the here-location:// URL schema but this is bad experience.
* but maybe this means that it works only on-line and not off-line?
For anyone still running into this, you need to install Node versions through a shell with elevated privileges, but UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCE should you run node programs as admin. Do not open your editor with admin privileges either.
After installing a Node version, make sure the path to the node.exe is in your system environment variables, e.g.: C:...\AppData\Local\nvm\v22.14.0.
you have to make also one more interface for the tunnel. As i can see you are on HTB DANTE pro lab. i asume that you current ligolo interface you named it "ligolo" so do:
sudo ip tuntap add user [YOUR USERNAME] mode tun ligolo1
sudo ip link set ligolo1 up
sudo ip route add 172.16.2.0/24 dev ligolo1
As the ligolo is running with the first pivot:
listener_add --addr 0.0.0.0:11601 --to 127.0.0.1:11601 --tcp
session
2
Specify a session : 2 - NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM@DANTE-DC01
[Agent : NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM@DANTE-DC01] » start --tun ligolo1
and the output you will get is:
[Agent : NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM@DANTE-DC01] » INFO[6436] Starting tunnel to NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM@DANTE-DC01
If you have more questions feel free to ask.
I believe you have too many results which is insufficient to store in int data type.
Please try.
SELECT COUNT_BIG(*)
FROM table1
JOIN table2 ON (table1.fiscal = table2.fiscal)
I happened to have just solved this issue, this strange error seemed to appear because of one of the sub-extensions of the MPlab extension, the MPlab Clangd extension. I looked up the documentation and it said that this was an optional feature in-case of VScode for language support. So I simply disabled the warnings and the program ran smoothly from there.
You are missing registering the Annotation Processor.
You can register the annotation processor like below.
Register the Annotation Processor: Create a file named javax.annotation.processing.Processor in the META-INF/services directory and add the fully qualified name of your annotation processor class. org.bbloggsbott.annotationenforcer.EnforceAnnotationProcessor
I also accidentally hid this panel just now. I managed to get it back like this:
After these actions, I got the main menu again
You should be able too index your created_at and updated_at fields in your models using:
type YourModel struct {
CreatedAt time.Time `gorm:"index"`
UpdatedAt time.Time `gorm:"index"`
}
I have an example for this in github.
No, you can't install recent version(s) of Node JS directly using brew, nvm, n, or macports. You tried to install Node JS 21 binary from macports, which failed (expected!) because the binary was not built to be compatible with macOS High Sierra. The highest version of Node JS binary that is compatible with High Sierra is Node JS 17.
If you still want to install Node JS 22 on High Sierra, use a binary that is custom built for macOS 10.13. Otherwise, building Node JS 22 from source will always fail if you use default Apple LLVM compiler that's shipped with High Sierra.
My sample code in github. It shows integration with Google sign-in and calendar.
SLS (Scala Language Specification) says, at https://scala-lang.org/files/archive/spec/3.4/04-basic-definitions.html ,
The scope of a name introduced by a definition is the whole statement sequence containing the definition. However, there is a restriction on forward references in blocks [...]
So this seems to be working as designed, but it isn't clear to me why it's specified this way. Why "the whole statement sequence" rather than "the following statements"?
I have been searching for a robust solution to identify the changes made in WebLogic third-party libraries (version 14) or JDK 8 and 11 that could resolve the reported issue. Despite my efforts, I have not yet found a definitive solution to completely eliminate the problem. However, I did discover a temporary workaround that partially satisfies the requirements for running the project on WebLogic 14. Naturally, this interim fix involves some modifications to the existing setup. As is widely known, Oracle WebLogic Server has used EclipseLink MOXy as the default JSON provider since version 12.1.1. However, starting with WebLogic Server 12.2.1.2, it is possible to switch to Jackson for JSON serialization and deserialization. This flexibility allows developers to choose the JSON provider that best suits their needs. In the legacy EJB application, each subsystem independently implements its own REST APIs. The REST API resources are configured through a class that extends the JAX-RS Application class. The Application class is responsible for registering JAX-RS resource classes (e.g., classes annotated with @Path) and providers (e.g., filters, interceptors, or custom message body readers/writers).
@ApplicationPath("/security") // Base URI for all resources
public class SecurityApplication extends Application {}
WebLogic Server does not include Jersey as its default RESTful web services framework. Instead, it relies on the Java API for RESTful Web Services (JAX-RS), which provides flexibility in choosing the preferred implementation. By default, WebLogic utilizes EclipseLink MOXy for JSON serialization and deserialization. EclipseLink MOXy is specifically designed for handling JSON serialization and deserialization. However, if your REST API in WebLogic processes XML, MOXy is not involved in such operations. For XML processing, WebLogic and JAX-RS implementations typically use JAXB (Java Architecture for XML Binding) by default. JAXB is a robust framework for converting Java objects to XML and vice versa. That said, it is possible to configure WebLogic Server to use Jersey instead. This can be achieved by packaging Jersey as a shared library and configuring your application to utilize it, as previously mentioned. By doing so, you can leverage Jersey's advanced features and capabilities within your WebLogic environment. The org.glassfish.jersey.server.ResourceConfig class is a key component of the Jersey framework, which is a widely used implementation of JAX-RS. This class is used to configure and customize the behavior of a JAX-RS application in a Java EE environment. ResourceConfig extends the standard javax.ws.rs.core.Application class, adding convenience methods and features specific to Jersey, thereby enhancing its functionality and ease of use. To address this issue, I implemented a class within the framework module of the legacy application that can be shared across all subsystems. This class is designed to serve as a reusable solution for anyone encountering the same problem. Instead of using the standard Application class, developers can now inherit from this newly created class to resolve the issue effectively.
public class JsonConfig extends ResourceConfig{
public TosanRestApplication() {
List<String> packageList=new ArrayList<>();
packageList.add(this.getClass().getPackage().getName());
property(CommonProperties.MOXY_JSON_FEATURE_DISABLE_SERVER, Boolean.TRUE);
register(org.glassfish.jersey.jackson.JacksonFeature.class);
packages(packageList.toArray(new String[packageList.size()]));
}
}
Therefore, any subsystem that encounters such a problem should inherit from JsonConfig instead.
@ApplicationPath("/security")
public class SecurityApplication extends JsonConfig {}
In this case, I added the package name of the current class to the packageList. Next, I registered the Jackson feature to enable JSON processing. Finally, I configured the Jersey application to scan the specified packages for resources and providers. This approach proved to be an effective solution, successfully resolving the issue.
I got it working only by adding this line: <string name="server_client_id">[WEB_CLIENT_ID and NOT ANDROID_CLIENT_ID]</string> inside app/src/main/res/values/strings.xml
In order to remove RefObjModel, you have to delete it from it's corresponding model.
Usually it is not preferable to modify the migration files manually (unless a person really really knows what he is doing)
After modifying the model if you then rerun the migrations again I believe the RefObjModel won't appear.
In trying to execute this command in both windows and unix I had issues. I could get one to work but then the solution stopped the other from working.
Unix php ../../folder/file.php "a=10&b=20" works in cmd line Wnds php H:\folder1\folder2/folder/file.php "a=10&b=20" works in cmd line
but from within php script shell_exec would remove space between cmd and args. so cmd would look like php "../../folder/file.php""a=10&b=20" and would fail.
Solution add a '%' to the command $cmd = 'php '.escapeshellarg("../../folder/file.php").' % "a=10&b=20"';
The '%' allowed the space to remain in the cmd and the file.php had one line of code to str_replace('%','',$argv[1]) to remove it.
BTW I use this technique so that the file.php can be called either from web url or cmd line...
if (!isset($_GET['a'])) parse_str(implode('&',array_slice($argv, 1)),$_GET);
Adding lower bounds on data-default-class and data-default resolved my issue. Thanks @Li-yao Xia
- data-default-class >= 0.2
- data-default >= 0.8.0
Another approach to improving performance is to split your keys using Redis logical databases: https://redis.io/docs/latest/commands/select/
Given that we don't have a dockerfile, my best guess is that you followed the instructions (https://docs.datadoghq.com/serverless/aws_lambda/installation/python/?tab=containerimage) and then didn't correctly set the DD_LAMBDA_HANDLER environment variable that tells Datadog where to redirect the request. If you don't, it won't be able to find your function an you'll get an import error just like the one you desribed.
Please add a dockerfile next time! It'll be much easier to help you get a solution.
Thanks to scai!
The code to make Mercator projection from OpenStreetMaps:
local function mercatorY(lat)
local radLat = math.rad(lat)
return math.deg(math.log (math.tan(radLat) + 1/math.cos(radLat)))
end
Map: https://osm.org/go/0JAeZ7oTQ
