Torrent | Kubernetes Log Collecter Controller

I am trying to automate downloading of movies with magnet links using the BitTorrent web UI. I can click on the 'add torrent link' button and the popup does appear but after that, the code fails as it is unable to find the element where the torrent link needs to be added. The same problem occurs when I try to input the file location. I tried time.sleep but had no luck.

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I set up prerender.io for CRA and it works well, but when bot hits URL without parameters it puts in the end of URL - string ".var"

I tried variations of (.*) but it seems not working. Any ideas?

Here is .htaccess file

I have this program that should take the user input (an application name installed) and then it will open the application with subprocess.Popen() . All posibles application names are in a dictionary as keys, and the value is the path to the application .exe file. I'm using a try/Exception to see if there will be a KeyError (if the input name doens't exist in the dictionary).

So the programm should take the user input, see if the application name is in the dictionary, and then open the application. If the name isn't on the dictionary, it will give an error message and then ask for a name again.

But when I enter a non-existent name n times, it will run the finally block n times too. How to solve this?

I'm using this code in a nodejs script to push some elements inside an array for list question type of inquirerjs.

the console throws an Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected end of input error. This code was taken from another question i asked. It worked at first but then i added some headers. Then i deleted the headers and now the code is throwing this error. I have also deployed the website to here. I am a beginner to API's and CORS errors

I'd like to change side and color of the bar if the number is negative. I was currently using this code but I don't know how to do it.

To better understand what I want, I'd like that Orihuela's bar, whose value is negative, to be red and to the left.

I have a question regarding the bittorrent protocol: Assume we have a private tracker where we register and login to download torrent files/access magnets. We know that clients announce to the tracker to get a list of peers and then the client itself connects to different peers to download separate pieces of the whole file. Once the client finishes downloading or aborts, it sends an AnnounceFinished message to the tracker for stats/graceful shutdown of the client.

Now, let's say the tracker wants to maintain a download/upload rate (like it's commonly done in real trackers) to limit leechers from downloading too much without uploading. How does the tracker get real/legitimate statistics about the download/upload volume of a peer when the actual download/upload only happens between the peers themselves? Do they need to be honest and cooperate and send the right stats to the tracker or can the tracker somehow enforce the correct data?

_{Disclaimer: I’m not interested in the torrent and the files, don’t know what those are, and haven’t downloaded any one of those.}

How do you sort strings in Javascript in this manner? I don’t quite get the logic, but it is certainly not random.

Recently I met a very odd bug when working with a crawler. My script works well on almost every case. However, when I tried to execute stress testing(like crawling 1000 set of data)most of the data that I save as .torrent works without error, but one of which returns error. Here is the script.