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I'm trying to use grafana/grafana/pkg/tsdb package in my module. I don't think this problem is specific to grafana but here it goes:

I have a background image on the header section of my blog. I use a conditional php rule to check if the category is a podcast, make x. That work's, but the script to change the background image inside didn't work.

Dear fellow developers,

I've got this problem which seems a bit weird to me. Take a look at this snippet of code:

I have a load-balanced environment set up in AWS Elastic Beanstalk with a Django app deployed and running Django-user-sessions. I'd like it to be able to log the user session external IP addresses, but everything that gets logged is an internal IP. I have another environment that is not load-balanced and external user IPs are being collected, so I'm fairly sure the user IP is getting overwritten by the internal IP of the load balancer.

I have tried to install django-xforwardedfor-middleware which supposedly adds request.META['REMOTE_ADDR'] = request.META['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR'].split(',')[0].strip() to each request, but this has not solved the problem.

I also have an HTTPS engine rewrite in my .ebextensions that is not running on the environment that is working properly, but I don't think it is the problem:

Based on this example i tried to write a program that would return some data from a database. Unfortunately, (more-or-less) the same program structure causes memory errors here err := orm.Find(&sensorDataEntry) according to runtime console output.

What am i missing here? Both example and my program has the slice created using make() and uses reference in Find() method.

Code in question:

I have a Scene in my Storyboard which all of its field are not editable during application run-time.

Note. I've checked that all text field and all its parent userInteractionEnabled be true and due to this question (My TextField is not editable) but it did not help. I have other scenes like this that work without using any delegates or such things and their textfields are still editable.

I did comment out everything inside its related view controller however it did not change this situation. I've brought its XML code here for your reference may be you can find anything which lead to this situation.

Changes which I made to my Scene was: Puting all items in a nested view inside a StackView and some if its constraints + migrating from Swift3 to Swift4.

I am kinda new to go and have been trying to use XML-RPC methods from my go API, to do that I have selected https://github.com/mattn/go-xmlrpc and everything works fine until I had to pass structure as a parameter. In the example that I got the structure is either python dictionary with format of {string : string} or empty dictionary. If I give the structure with values that I used in the example on python I would get panic serving.

I have tried to create maps or empty structs but it would say that the given parameters are wrong (the error is caused by xml-rpc). If I would try to make it to json and parse it back using encoding/json decoder it would say that I am using wrong structure.

This question is very closely related to this question, however the following differences apply:

• OS: Unix CentOS in Docker container (image is centos) with Windows host.
• Error: Conceptually the same error, but the fix that worked on Windows does not work here and the error message is also different.

I have created a project by using template Hugo-Xmin. In RStudio, after creating the project in blogdown, it created some predefined posts, I am editing this one:

I have just started using blogdown and I have created a project by using template Hugo-Xmin. In RStudio, when creating the project in blogdown, it created some predefined posts, I am editing this one: