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I am trying to use a Semaphore in Python to block the execution of a Thread, and release the Semaphore in another Thread depending on some conditions (in my case receiving some content over tcp).

But it is not working, my main Thread is not blocked like I though it would. My minimal example:

In my IIS setup there are two sites: Default Web Site, under which there are a number of web applications; and another site "ABC".

I am trying to get binding information (protocol and port) of ABC from a web application in Default Web Site and I am hitting a brick wall! I do get the info I need but not from the site I need.

It is my understanding the info comes from "applicationHost.config" located in C:\Windows\System32\inetsrv\config. I checked this file and I can see both Default Web Site and ABC as sites.

This is what I am using to get port and protocol:

I have removed .Net Framework feature from "Server Manager -> Remove Roles and features Wizard".

(This image is from a different server)

Later I noticed that this activity has affected many windows features (Server manager, IIS Manager, Turn on off windows features etc..).

After removed .Net Framework feature I was not able to find the Server Manager application.

I tried answer in this link and able to restore ServerManager.exe but once I try to load the server manager it's giving below error,

I may be able to resolve this if I can re enable .Net frame work feature. But not sure how to do that without using server manager(since I cannot open sever manager). Appreciate any solutions or suggestions regarding this.

Using the following code I was able to add a user to my OneToOneMappings section in my IIS config, but how do I got about removing a user again?

Since there is no integrated methods or APIs to access WindowsServerFailoverCluster features, I'm attempting to launch some PowerShell cmdlets to ascertain WSFC's status and return it to C# (healthcheck purposes)

This works as a smoke test and contains the console output of PowerShell with my object in it, but unfortunately as a flat string.

Option 1:

I'm trying to make a game that uses a similar setup to Jackbox games. It basically means that you have a host client that mobile clients can access by going to https://jackbox.tv and put in a room code + a player name. No downloads required on the phone.

Here is my setup:

• Unity Host Client - Will be used to establish a room. (C#, .NET 2.0 Standard)
• React Native Player Client - Is what players will use to interact with the game. (JavaScript, Expo)
• Server Client - A server that will link games and players together using SignalR as the backend technology. (C#, .NET 5)

The problem I have right now is that I don't quite know how to make my two hubs talk to each other. The two hubs are:

• HostHub - This is where the Unity Clients connect so the server knows what games are available and with what players.
• GameHub - This is where the Player Clients connect and will be assigned to rooms.

I have a Singleton instance of a ServerManager on the Server Client which is used to save Game and Player objects as well as retrieving them (I will add proper persistence management later).

So when I try to use C# events like this in my Host- or GameHub:

I would like to use Paraview to plot simple 2D meshes with either different colors per cell or different colors per vertices. As far as I can tell, the Paraview documentation does not explain how to Show() a user-defined VTK object.

I read from the Paraview guide how the VTK data model works and from the VTK User's Guide how to generate a vtkImageData object.

From what I could gather, the following code should yield a vtkImageData object of a 10x5 2D mesh spanning [0.;10.]x[0.;5.] with 50 blue elements.

But now I don't know how to actually plot it in Paraview.

Hey guys I am kind of new to Ansible, and I am currently trying to run a playbook that will install IIS.

I've already configure everything and got a message success when I try to ping to the host server (Windows 10 pro - host server) I am running the playbook through my local computer with WSL (Windows subsystem linux) also a Windows 10 pro.

The script I am trying to run is:

We're calling a PowerShell script on a remote server which returns an enumeration value [Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.Smo.Agent.CompletionResult]. When we run the script on the local machine, the PowerShell script does not know what this enumeration is and fails.

I have gathered the SqlServer PowerShell Extension NuGet package and its dependencies and attempted to installed it.

Note, this is for an offline installation.

Install packages: