I had similar wondering and this is what I found on AWS:
Strings are Unicode with UTF-8 binary encoding. The size of a string is (number of UTF-8-encoded bytes of attribute name) + (number of UTF-8-encoded bytes).
Numbers are variable length, with up to 38 significant digits. Leading and trailing zeroes are trimmed. The size of a number is approximately (number of UTF-8-encoded bytes of attribute name) + (1 byte per two significant digits) + (1 byte).
So Names of the attribute can play significant role it seems.
Please note that signing with a certificate stored on an HSM may be limited by the algorithms supported by the HSM. Some may support ECDSA but not the RSA required for Microsoft Authenticode.
You can do state:open linked:pr to see the type 3 (Issues that are resolved but not yet merged)
and state:open -linked:pr to see the type 4 (Issues which are open but have no pull requests)
Was running into similar issue, but found that adding a slight delay in script between creating lambda role and creating lambda function with role attached fixed issue. Anecdotal, but it fixed my similar issue.
You don't need to invent something new if it works perfect. But if you're really interesting, try to do websocket using different language for example C++. Once you tried it you'd understand why its made like that.
Actually, the same is true for other job schedulers as well. I have run both SLURM and LSF clusters during my career, and both will suffer badly from repeated polling. SLURM suffers worse; LSF's design was altered in around LSF 7.0 to split the scheduler from the master batch daemon, which made it considerably more resilient to abuse from repeated polling in tight loops, but it is still vulnerable to the same problem.
HPC systems are like F1 racing cars. They are designed for performance, and need to be driven correctly to get the best performance out of them. F1 car designers assume the driver is skilled and knows what they're doing. HPC systems are the same; the designers of these schedulers assume that the HPC users are skilled and will use them correctly.
Repeated polling is just making the compute work for no benefit. If your job is going to take several hours to run, polling every 5 minutes is going to make no significant difference to your experience compared to polling every 5 seconds, but it'll be a lot nicer for the scheduler and for your fellow users.
If your jobs are running so quickly that polling every few seconds is necessary, then your workflow probably has bigger problems. Very small jobs are usually very inefficient, because the total time to your results will be dominated by scheduler overhead and queueing time, rather than by actual workload execution time, and in such cases it makes sense to batch up your workload so that each job actually runs a large number of tasks in succession, so that the execution time dominates the overall runtime.
For posterity sake, I was finally able to track down an answer to this issue. The documentation is not aligned with the actual behavior of the API.
From Michael Gurch at Google
Apologies for the confusion surrounding this issue. I was able to speak to a member of the product team on this. They informed me that the limit is 1,200 phrases total across all PhraseSets referenced in a single recognition request. All the phrase sets are merged into one prior to the validation essentially, and then processed.
I further requested they update the migration guide from v1 to v2 to call out this change in constraints that was introduced as it can break existing implementations like it did to mine.
https://cloud.google.com/speech-to-text/v2/docs/migration
I get frequent and varied error messages under "Summary of failures for Google Apps Script" I haven't seen my actual script process FAIL but i get all kinds of messages like this.
Exception: Limited Exceeded: Gmail
Server error occurred. Please wait and try again - i get this one A LOT. sometimes multiple times a day although my failure notice is set for once a week.
I see that this is an older problem, but to log in to the vault through C# do I need to have an API license or is it enough to have a classic M-files license? And what is the exact address for logging in to the vault please? I am stuck on this problem.
When comparing HTTP vs HTTPS, the difference in performance goes far beyond security, HTTPS is now faster, safer, and SEO-friendly.
Originally, many believed HTTPS would slow websites due to encryption, but with modern protocols like HTTP/2 and TLS 1.3, HTTPS actually improves page loading speed. These technologies enable multiplexing, header compression, and faster data transfer, making HTTPS sites perform better than traditional HTTP ones.
In addition, Google prioritizes HTTPS websites in search rankings, enhances user trust through the padlock icon, and ensures data integrity during transmission. So, switching to HTTPS isn’t just about encryption it’s a direct boost to both performance and SEO visibility.
The <App> parameter is utilized to locate the application's reference assembly. The issue stems from the fact that App is a Razor page rather than a class. Visual Studio occasionally fails to determine the namespace for a Razor page, which results in the error.
This has also been tested on VS 2026, with the same outcome.
Pending a resolution from Visual Studio, the workaround is to create the .cs code-behind file.
Windows Server 2019 Core RDP session limit may not work due to configuration issues. Multiple users can connect simultaneously if group policies or licensing settings aren’t correctly applied, bypassing session restrictions.
The difference may have to do with having an interactive session. When you run ssh in an interactive shell, you'll be connected to a TTY, but automated scripts run by cron will not. Moreover, Bash will read from ~/.bash_profile on an interactive shell and ~/.bashrc for a non-interactive one, which can lead to subtle differences in the environment.
You might try debugging ssh by adding the -vvv option and capturing the output and see what's different between the manual and cron runs. Another thing to try would be the -t option for ssh.
Other Suggestions
Truly learning a command language interpreter, especially one with as large of a manual as Bash has, can take years. In the hopes of accelerating that learning for an up-and-coming scripter, I thought I'd share these suggestions unrelated to your query:
Your grep argument looks like a glob, but grep uses regex and yours will match files that have daycount anywhere in the name (though there must be one character before). You probably want grep '^\.daycount.+$'; see regex101.com for details on how these differ.
But you don't actually need grep: c=$(ls -1d /tmp/.daycount* | wc -l) will do. This uses globs to select the files. The -d option ensures directories matching this pattern are only one line; the -1 is implied, but I make it explicit here.
Using rm /tmp/.daycount[0-9] further limits how many files might be deleted to just those 10 possible files: /tmp/.daycount0 through /tmp/.daycount9.
You can omit both exit commands, as there is an implicit exit at the end of every script.
It's considered safer to use SSH keys rather than passwords when practical, and they come in handy when running automated scripts as no password is required. You can set one up by doing the following (only needs to be done once):
ssh-keygen -N '' # Create the key
ssh-copy-id [email protected] # Authorize (install) the key
Then you can do ssh [email protected] reboot without ever being asked for a password.
Is it possible to configure cron on 192.168.0.1? If so, you can completely avoid the SSH step that is causing problems by having the script run locally.
Note: You can escape characters like " and \ in a "" string (e.g. "\" \\"), but you cannot escape anything in a '' string, not even ' – any \ gets passed unmodified.
Try Updating Xcode from the AppStore if any update is available. For me I was using the latest iOS version but didn't used the latest version of Xcode so it caused the problem
It seems that you are trying to get the token using the Client credentials flow but are making the request using the Authorization code flow.
In the client credentials flow you shall not be required to initiate a connection to the authorization endpoint to get the Authorization code. Instead the call is made to the token url with the client id and client secret and the request is for the access token.
If the client ID and client secret is correct then in response you will get the Access token which can be used to initiate the connection.
Note: The Client authentication is supported by the External Oauth providers such as Azure, Okta etc..
I had the same issue, changing the certificate fixed it for me. For some reason while they hadn't changed the intermediate certificates weren't accepted anymore.
When ghostscript uses the tiffsep1 driver to convert color separation dot TIF files, how to set the dot angles of each color separation plate in CMYK? I've been looking for a long time, but there are no tutorials or parameters in the official manual. I hope someone here can see them!
And did you see the performance changes in your project
Well, it depends on what (and how) you are doing with that data. If you are doing stuff in the compose block, then you are going to see multiple recompositions if you didn't `remember` it. Anyway, you are supposed to use a view model for these kinds of stuff.
`rememberSavable` (by default) will also not help you in this case, as it would need a custom saver that you need to pass to make it "remember" across config changes or recompositions.
Firstly, you can't use an OAuth 2.0 request path with a clientID in Forge apps. You must only use a request path with the URI structure that is valid for Forge apps, as stated in the Authentication and authorization section of Jira's REST API documentation.
Secondly, no Forge app can "fetch Jira data across multiple installed orgs" because that is breach of the basic security principles of Forge apps and all the Atlassian apps... Tenant Isolation!. You could have found the answer to that Frequently Asked Question with a Google search of "With an Atlassian Forge app, can I fetch Jira data across multiple installed orgs?"
To use CNAM with RingOut, register your caller name with a trusted CNAM registry such as EZCNAM. Once the record propagates, your name will appear automatically on outbound RingOut calls whenever the recipient’s carrier supports CNAM lookups.
# Configure Docker to use the NVIDIA runtime
sudo nvidia-ctk runtime configure --runtime=docker
# Restart the Docker daemon to apply the changes
sudo systemctl restart docker
The client credentials flow iss : "https://sts.windows.net/ instead "https://login.microsoftonline.com which is the case for login flow even though i set API version 2 , in client credentials it always get version 1 i am missing something in configuration ?
I had this same issue with my installation -- did you grab the code signing cert? That fixed it for me, and it doesn't automatically download to the certs folder in the layout.
Which certificate broker did you use? I have the same issue with a Sectigo certificate and might try LetsEncrypt to see if the certificate itself is related in one way or another.
Git is probably not recognizing changes after adding a folder to the Simulink project path, probably because the .SimulinkProject folder is not being added to the Git repository. And I'm guessing the folder contains XML files with critical project information, including changes to the project path.
First, before I offer a solution, is your local branch properly connected to your remote branch on Metalab?? if yes, we can proceed
The child appears taller than its content due to the default 'align-items: stretch' style set to flexbox containers. When assigning 'display: flex' to a container it also sets align-items to stretch. Also, since the flex container has a flex-direction of column, the child div stretches out to fill the available height of the parent. This is not a bug and could be changed by simply changing the align-items property on the flex container and by the solutions you've already provided.
Looked at a previous embeddedcapabilities and the current one being generated and we see CarPlay Navigation App enabled. Since our app was no longer being considered as an audio app, we could not attach the CPNowPlayingScreenTemplate
force a rebuild now that capabilities have been updated to the ones we had
import signal
import sys
def handle_sigterm(signum, frame):
"""
Signal handler for graceful shutdown.
Triggered when the process receives SIGTERM or SIGINT.
"""
print("Received shutdown signal, cleaning up...")
# Attempt to stop running browser processes gracefully.
# You can extend this list with any other browser names you use.
for b in ("firefox","edge"):
try:
stop_function(b) # user-defined cleanup function
except Exception:
# Ignore any errors during cleanup to ensure shutdown continues
pass
# Exit the process cleanly
sys.exit(0)
# Register the handler for termination (SIGTERM) and interrupt (SIGINT / Ctrl+C)
signal.signal(signal.SIGTERM, handle_sigterm)
signal.signal(signal.SIGINT, handle_sigterm)
There is no built-in member of X509Store or the X509FindType enumeration that directly says "give me the certificate currently configured in IIS". IIS does not expose the SSL binding certificate via a managed API like X509Store with a special flag or find type.
But—you can retrieve the IIS certificate by reading the SSL binding from HTTP.sys, or by querying the Windows certificate store based on the IIS binding.
How IIS Stores SSL Bindings
When you bind an HTTPS port in IIS, it stores the SSL certificate information using HTTP.sys, the kernel-mode driver. The mapping is tied to:
heres 2025, and i have the same problem when reading blob in old db with Oracle Managed Data Access Client. core 23 or any other vers, within .net core.
hard to solve, but by telling ai "read blob from oracle without using oracledatareader", answer comes, and it does work.
////connection prepared
string sql = @"
DECLARE
l_blob BLOB;
BEGIN
select blob_field into l_blob
from your_table_name
where id = :id;
:BlobData:= l_blob;
END;";
using (var transaction = conn.BeginTransaction())
{
try
{
//reading config
var getBlobCmd = new OracleCommand(sql, conn);
getBlobCmd.Parameters.Add(new OracleParameter("id", id));
var blobParam = new OracleParameter("BlobData", OracleDbType.Blob)
{
Direction = ParameterDirection.Output
};
getBlobCmd.Parameters.Add(blobParam);
//read
getBlobCmd.ExecuteNonQuery();
//gets blob value here
var oracleBlob = blobParam.Value as OracleBlob;
if (oracleBlob == null || oracleBlob.Length == 0)
throw new InvalidOperationException("blob length is 0");
transaction.Commit();
}
catch (Exception)
{
transaction.Rollback();
throw;
}
}
I spent whole day troubleshooting condition like below
But if always fails checking 2 tags together. Anyone succeeded without using above solution of splitting Control Statement one per tag ?
• Human tuberculosis (TB) is considered one of the significant public health challenges worldwide [1], even with treatment options available [2].
• In 2018, the disease accounted for 1.6 million deaths and 10 million new cases globally, making it the leading cause of death from a single infectious agent [1].
• This lethal disease is caused by an infection with Mycobacterium tuberculosis (M. tb) [3], [4], which is part of the Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex (MTBC) [3], [5], [6] and is known for its slow growth and potential for latent infection [3].
• According to a report by the World Health Organization (WHO, 2019), approximately one-fourth of the global population is latently infected with TB [1].
• The rise of drug-resistant strains and co-infections significantly contributes to the mortality and morbidity associated with TB [1], [2].
• These factors highlight the ongoing challenges in controlling and treating tuberculosis effectively.
I know it's been a while since the question, but does it have anything to do with the closing tag of admNumberMapping that is incorrect? Also check that you don't overwrite the MaxPrecision to 1 but make it 5:
This is a very old question, but I come here from time to time.
Support for std::hash for uuid was introduced in Boost starting from version 1.68.0. You no longer need to explicitly provide a template specialization.
The best one to use for client-side validation to ensure correct input would be the regex below
It allows the following: 120, 1230, 102, 1023, 012, 0123, and disallows the following:000 and 0000. youre welcome
I’m currently facing the same issue. Initially, I thought next-intl might be causing it, but after reading your post, it seems like the root cause might be something else. My situation is similar but slightly different: in development, everything works normally and meta tags are rendered in the <head>. However, in production, the meta tags are initially rendered in the <body> on the first page load. After navigating to another page, everything is then correctly rendered in the <head>.
Does this return the expected results? I've highlighted cells for illustration of the first result. "Shanghai" occurs 2 times in columns C to H where "Shanghai" is in the same row in column A.
UPDATE products SET price = price * 1.10
WHERE price <= 99.99
RETURNING name, old.price AS old_price, new.price AS new_price,
new.price - old.price AS price_change;
UPDATE products SET price = price * 1.10
WHERE price <= 99.99
RETURNING name, old.price AS old_price, new.price AS new_price,
new.price - old.price AS price_change;
Your original attribute, #[Given('product :arg1 with price :arg2')], did not account for the double quotes around the product name "A book".
<?php
use Behat\Behat\Context\Context;
use Behat\Gherkin\Node\PyStringNode;
use Behat\Gherkin\Node\TableNode;
use PHPUnit\Framework\Assert;
class FeatureContext implements Context
{
public function __construct()
{
}
#[Given('product ":arg1" with price :arg2')]
public function productWithPrice($arg1, $arg2): void
{
// Now you can access the arguments correctly.
// $arg1 will be "A book" (without the quotes)
// $arg2 will be 5
}
}
output
php vendor/bin/behat
Feature: Product basket
In order to buy products
As a customer
I need to be able to put interesting products into a basket
Scenario: Buying a single product under 10 dollars
Given product "A book" with price 5
# The step is now found and matched.
1 scenario (1 passed)
1 step (1 passed)
0m0.00s (4.01Mb)
After doing some more research I realized that I was actually dealing with 2 different API's. The first one is my custom API and the second is the Microsoft Graph API. So, essentially it's one token per API. So, here is what I did:
Get the access token from the SPA.
Use that access token to request another token from the API authority (openId, etc..), being sure to request the scopes needed for Microsft Graph. It's best to use the default, which get's all scopes available - "https://graph.microsoft.com/.default"
I was able to get the program to work, at least via command line. The comments were helpful, especially stripping the program down to the minimum needed to show the issue. An explanation is below.
Root cause: I believe the culprit was a missing tk-tools library. Tk, included by default, allowed the GUI to be built and loaded but not executed. You don't have to import tk-tools and I never received an error message that the functionality was missing. The "local" or default Python instance does not include tk-tools.
Method: Retracing my steps using the history command I noticed while I entered the python -m venv command, I didn’t follow up with source activate. This meant I was still using the “local” Python instance, and libraries. It became apparent when I added-back some code deleted for this question but received an error that the referenced library was missing. The original script was created inside the venv and included tk-tools and other libraries but most of my subsequent development didn't activate the environment. Some libraries were installed on both.
Thonny: Like the command line, Thonny defaulted to the “local” python instance. Dummy me, I assumed since I had a venv structure, Thonny would have used it to execute the script. There are internet pages providing instruction to configure Thonny to use a venv but those instructions didn’t match the screens of my version. Given I had the command line working I didn’t pursue further.
