I had similar problems. In Visual Studio I didn't find a good way to check the file encoding and didn't want to save all the files just to make sure they have the right encoding.
I opened those files in Notepad++. There is the Encoding tab where you can check file encoding and also change it from the files it is needed. That fixed the problem for me and it was quite fast to check all files with it. Also set the configuration in VS so that documents is saved as Unicode when data cannot be saved in codepage as mentioned in the other aswer.
to configure kubernetes locally in Virtual box make sure the cpu core is 2 then install docker , minikube and kubectl to get the server version and check
minikube logs for any specific errors and fix rerun i was missing the driver so installed podman
I required to add a redirection before rendering page and none of it was working. I just added an if condition for Auth-token and returned a "Navigate/>" just after render().
For me the solution was to remove [http] and [https] sections which had proxy URLs. It was required earlier with Pulse Secure VPN but with Zscalar it is no more required.
This works great, however I'd like to group 2 different checkboxes together to have total restrictions. How do I do this? I'm a php novice so am tinkering around with the code to try and get it to work. Reason I ask this is due to page formatting thats all. Rather than have 1 checkbox with 10 options, ive done two columns of 5 instead.
Returns the root DOM node (and optionally the subtree) to the caller. Implicitly enables the DOM domain events for the current target.
I was assuming that DOM.enable was the explicit way of enabling DOM domain events, and so I kept calling it, but it looks like DOM.getDocument is special. Not sure if this is a bug or not.
For those that land on this question even 9 years after it was posted, to see the request rate in real time and on a graph:
Open Performance Monitor, click Performance Monitor, then click the green + icon.
On the list on the top left, scroll until you see Web Service, then click Total Method Requests/sec. Click Add >> to move it to the added counters list, then click OK.
Other graphs will show on there, but you can hide them.
To change the amount of time shown on the graph, right-click it, click Properties... and click General. Change the duration (max: sample rate * 1000) to how long you like, and maybe the sample rate if the duration exceeds the limit.
It will not automatically save, so you will have to go back and add it every time.
An update for new versions. This is a script that looks for the latest version of chromedriver, downloads it to the current directory, and deletes the downloaded zip files.
I think the above solution is not Apt. The Link shared does not suite to the requirement. That link requires Windows Authentication. There is no LDAP authentication we can add to the SQL server Authentication.
After all other solutions still brought the warning, I moved the Docker.app from the downloaded DMG to Desktop, waited for the extraction completion and then moved it from there to the Applications-Folder. Now everything works.
One thing to be careful of when using RAII is the size of what is being created, because it's created on the stack, and the stack typically has far less memory available than the heap.
If you're not sure what the size of something is, you might be better not using RAII and creating your object on the heap, being careful to destroy it.
2 things i would like to point out.
Your zip package is way too big for this function, you should use .funcignore file to not send not necessary files (like .venv etc..) to azure.
AzureWebJobsStorage is empty string, it might be problem as far as I know it requires for most of functions.
A virtual property encapsulating another virtual property? I think you are overengineering it. There's no good reason for backing field to be a virtual property. If someone wants to override the behavior, they already can by overriding Name. Just make it a field. It can even be a private field. You access it via base.Name.
System.Management pose vraiment un problème. Il y a une quantité de versions.
En compilant sous Net8.0-windows, dans le dossier de sortie il y a un dossier Runtimes/win/lib/Net8.0 avec les dll qui fonctionnent sous Net8.0.
J'utilise celles-ci pour que cela fonctionne.
For latest Next.js developers, please check if you have another file named favicon.ico in your public folder. If you do, removing it can solve this issue.
Hekmat's answer works for some scenarios but not for me. Before I rename the favicon.ico to icon.ico, I got this:
And after rename:
Although we don't have 500 error now but we also don't have the 200 log, which means Next.js doesn't request for the favicon.ico, not request it successfully.
And I am using Next.js 15 so I re-check my public folder, actually I copied another favicon.ico into the public folder by mistake, and that's the reason why I am receiving the 500 error.
After removing the favicon.ico in public folder without rename the app/favicon.ico to app/icon.ico:
Reasons:
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (1): I am receiving the 500 error
How about this：make these classes inherit from an intermediate base class, Base2, which itself inherits from the original Base. This way, you can achieve the same effect by checking whether Base* p can be converted to Base2*.This also aligns with the concept of inheritance, as these classes do share specific common traits.
Even if there is a way to drop the connection, without any HTTP reply, this will not bring much, because the network handshake should be already completed in advance and this will anyway reveal the existance of the server.
If it is to drop the connection and leave the other party waiting for response and using resources for reply that will not appear, this also will not bring much, because the current bots are multi threaded and even bot nets with internal balancers.
It seems like your CategoryController@update method isn't being executed. it could be due to a route mismatch or middleware or authorization issues.
Could you paste your route file?
You also need to enable error debugging in your .env file by setting APP_DEBUG=true
When going over the chaper where validation is set, you also add an argument Error error to your controller methods. Pay attention that error is immediately following your @Valid argument as in the example below. I placed it at first at the end of my args and kept receiving the Whitelable error.
Explanation: Spring matches the injected Errors arg with the preceding @Valid object. If the Errors arg isn’t directly after the @Valid arg, Spring won’t know which object the validation results belong to.
A difficulty to answer is that there is only an image joint to the question. Data of the points lying on the border between the black area and the white area is difficult to obtain from scanning.
Your "fitted ellipse" (red curve on your joint image) seems with vetical axis. This supposes that your model equation if of this kind (Four parameters only) :
In fact the elipse appears slightly inclined. Thus the fitting is better in using the general equation of elliptic curve ( Five parameters ) :
Small deviation remain at low values of y, close to the staight part not drawn on the figure. The cause is probably that the "elliptic" part is not realy elliptic. May be it is a segment of inclined "fish curve" or even more general a quartic curve (14 parameters).
It is not intended to change objects names in BIRT.
What would be the purpose of renaming BIRT objects?
The names are used internally only, just like the IDs.
In case of names in *.rptlibrary, the names are also used to reference the items in reports or other libraries.
BTW dropping objects also seems exotic. Shouldn't using a visibility expression suffice?
You can remove the junk entry from the Intellisense configuration via editing the corresponding JSON file and reloading the project thereafter. The Intellisense configuration is normally located in .vscode/c_cpp_properties.json. Alternatively check the global Intellisense configuration JSON file at %APPDATA%/Code/User/.
but basically, yes convert the API calls into HW specific state and convert shaders to HW cpecific instructions.
For APIs like D3D up to DX11, the API tries to tell the driver everything it can about what it wants to achieve and then the driver translates that into whatever is best for the HW.
For something like Vulkan, the API tries to tell the HW what it has to do, leaving it much less room to do things in the best way for the HW although this does mean that the driver has much less work do.
It looks like "pydantic_core" is platform-specific. So, if you are building/packaging on macos and running on AWS arm64 for example, that will not work.
Try building/packaging lambda in the container and choose the build image that matches Lambda environonment.
I’ve experienced the exact same issue since this post was created. However, when I tested it again today, the AI Foundry worked as expected without any issues.
I recommend rechecking your flows to see if the problem has been resolved on your end as well. It’s possible that a recent update or fix may have addressed the issue.
There are more details on how to set up external authentication provider, including what endpoint it should implement (not only discovery endpoint, but also keys endpoint)
Objects like stored procedures are "only available when the source and destination are different servers" [1].
What "at first blush" seems obvious is however with historical hindsight "a wrong turn".
What follows is my personal perspective and experience from following SQL Server's development since 1998.
Commands were much more prevalent historically and this new approach to use context menus were not a the foremind of programmers. CLI was The Thing originally.
Over the years Microsoft added the Copy Database Wizard, however the commands Backup and Restore were always there. And the best way to copy a whole database.
Where this fails is when only parts of a database need to be copied or just the data as safety copy. Primarily these requirements became the SSIS driven "Copy Database Wizard".
In my case I had other Gradle version downloaded in project/android/.gradle/{version_number} so I deleted other versions different from the one I had in project/android/gradle/gradle-wrapper.properties
It's common practice to prevent security issues, if some third party possibly get your auth token they will be able to use your account permanently. Logout after sometime (in most cases it 1-2 weeks) will help in this case, because their stoled token will not be valid.
So, you just need to try authorize again after getting Unauthorized exception, and if error is repeated then throw it to user.
while i can't directly give you the solution but you can try to find the exception or error messages from linux app service using one of the below methods:
go to web app -> monitoring -> log stream, see if the console providing an error output.
install VS Code, install azure app service extension. sign in your azure account, browse to your linux web app, finally try to access raw system log as shown in the screenshot. I found I have more success rate finding raw exception this way.
public interface Handler {
default Container createComponents(ar1, arg2, arg3) {
// logic here
}
}
public class DefaultHandler implements Handler {
}
@ViewScoped
public class SpecificHandler extends DefaultHandler {
}
The issue lies in how TypeScript and JSDoc interact. Specifically, in JSDoc, expressing that this method should be a specific object like foo can be tricky, but it’s possible. To fix this issue and achieve proper IntelliSense and type inference, explicitly define the @this annotation using the exact object type.
Define a@typedefforFoo: This defines the type of the foo object. It specifies that foo has a bar property (an array of strings) and a baz property of type Baz.
Define a@typedefforBaz: This describes the shape of the baz property, including the bing method, which is explicitly annotated to use this: Foo.
Add@this {Foo}inbing: This ensures that the this context of the bing method is typed as Foo.
If you were to use @type {typeof foo}, IntelliSense often struggles because typeof foo cannot be fully resolved in the JSDoc context. Explicitly defining Foo and Baz gives TypeScript the clarity it needs
Rectangles of ALL sizes (including those which may be considered squares) must be counted. I am still counting and I have at least 60. Any correct answers?
After spending considerable time investigating this issue, I was unable to pinpoint the exact cause of the random data loss in Redis running on Azure Container Instances (ACI), even after trying different configurations of redis.conf. The problem persisted, and I couldn't achieve the stability needed for my use case.
To address this and make progress, I decided to deploy Redis on an Azure Virtual Machine (VM) within a private VNet (using terraform). This approach proved to be stable, and I was able to maintain a reliable Redis database. I chose this solution for two main reasons:
Cost Efficiency: Running Redis on an Azure VM allowed better cost control compared to other managed solutions.
Flexibility: It gave me full control to configure and manage the infrastructure according to my needs.
That said, for scenarios where quick deployment and minimal development effort are priorities, Azure Redis Cache could be a viable alternative. It offers a managed Redis service with built-in reliability and persistence, making it ideal for use cases that require minimal infrastructure management.
This solution might help others facing similar issues or looking for a balance between cost, control, and ease of use.
It looks like you need a full outer join on Date and Name. The full outer join ensures that in your result you will also get Dates and Names that are only present in Table1 or Table2.
SELECT *
FROM Table1
FULL OUTER JOIN Table2
ON Table1.Date = Table2.Date AND Table1.Name = Table2.Name
Might be too late for this to be relevant for the OP but for anyone googling this it is to do with transaction vs tuple context.
Lock:transactionid = Waits on a lock held by a transaction with lock info available in memory. The blocking transaction might also hold other locks than just the one on this tuple.
Lock:tuple = This is the row/tuple level lock you think it is. It's just that in views like pg_locks you are more likely to see the transactionid locks as the tuple-level lock info is usually held on disk.
"Although tuples are a lockable type of object, information about row-level locks is stored on disk, not in memory, and therefore row-level locks normally do not appear in this view. If a process is waiting for a row-level lock, it will usually appear in the view as waiting for the permanent transaction ID of the current holder of that row lock."
I encountered the same issue where the file would not respond when executed even after permissions were granted, and it could be run in the terminal. Later, I found out it was due to the file not being trusted. Please execute the following command to trust your file.
How do you Access the EnemyInteractions class? Like @BugFinder mentioned, yo have the wron instance. So it would help to know how you access the instance.
I have checked line endings and they are all LF but I spotted that the working docker file was as ASCII text and the non working ones were in Unicode UTF-8 when I changed them to ASCII encoding it started to work OK.
and what if I want to see a text if that particular category is not present, for example "category does not contain products"
I'm trying to do something similar, I have a list that I want to divide into different categories, I created the tab to navigate the various categories, and I used this code to filter the categories, only I would like to see a text where there are no products in the category, the category does not contain products, but for now I have not yet managed to do it, can anyone help me?
