redir | A TCP port redirector for UNIX | TCP library

I am writing some database middleware for some expressjs app that is based on sqlite3. This is my directory structure:

I have a very weird problem when using a dump from informix database via the dbaccess executable.

Here is how the problem behaves:

I have a base image with bash 4.2 and I'd like to upgrade it to 5.1

I've attempted to unzip it and then set the path variable to that folder as such:

Im new to django so any help would be appreciated im creating a django site but i cannot figure out how to redirect the url with javascript im getting this error Could not parse the remainder: '${id}' from '${id}' my function:

I have an MVC application that authenticates the user and gets an access token for Graph API. The application was working without problems. Now, when the application is deployed to Azure websites, the application has different settings than what's configured in the code. When running locally, it continues to run without problems, reflecting the expected configuration.

The configuration I have is the following:

I am trying to add an 'https:' prefix to links in a list if they do not have one to begin with. However, when I run this, nothing happens to the existing lists. Can anyone tell me why?

I have a method that is emitted from a child. The method is as follows to enable a single notification:

I am trying to rewrite a path from foo to bar with a page anchor tag in the url like such rewrite /foo /bar#locationOnPage

I have also tried using redir and uri replace, but kinda stuck here.

NB! to those who associate this post with:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31524404/classic-asp-and-utf-8 it does NOT solve the issue, and everything in it has been tested.

I have an ASP Classic form that sends through CDO using an HTML template to send an e-mail.. passing the special language characters (In this case danish characters æ,ø,å) from the form to the ASP page holding CDO code is working OK and displays the characters correctly when making a Response.Write on that page. But, when the e-mail sends the passed characters are "mess-up". However, if I write the characters directly into the HTML template they display correct in the e-mail. All three documents have their charset set to UTF-8 and the ASP pages have CODEPAGE 65001 set. Can anyone see what is going on to cause this behaviour?

This is what happens in the e-mail:

E-mail template (only definition) :