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I'm trying to setup a Tomcat server.

The following is my VirtualHost config

I've been using ImportHTML to draw MLB stats from this link without issue: "https://widgets.sports-reference.com/wg.fcgi?css=1&site=br&url=%2Fleagues%2FMLB%2F2021-standard-batting.shtml&div=div_players_standard_batting". I was simply reproducing the table on a Google Sheet.

However, the source table has now grown so large that I'm getting this error in my Sheet: "Resource at url contents exceeded maximum size."

I know I need to pivot to a Google Apps Script and URLFetchApp, but my amateur approach produces nothing but empty cells. Is it possible for me to reproduce the table in my link using this approach?

Thanks for any guidance and your time.

The following returns a string length of zero:

I have an Apache2 server with PHP-FPM (working on Ubuntu 20) and often I getting empty $_POST data from the clients, but Content-Length in header is > 0. I have not a small traffic (~20 req/sec (max) on PHP-FPM) and from some clients I receive an empty POST request (it can be 1 in hour or sometimes > 10). Here is the example header that I receiving:

I want to use jwt token in my symfony project. But i have a problem because when i use: curl.exe -X POST -H "Content-Type: application/json" http://localhost:81/api/login_check -d '{"username": "f.djawid@outlook.com","password":"000000"}'

I get : {"code":401,"message":"JWT Token not found"}

This is my security.yml:

I've been honing the performance a large, decades old codebase I use for projects over the last few weeks and it was suggested to me on here that I should look at something like FastCGI or HTTP::Engine. I've found it impressively straightforward to make use of FastCGI, but there's one nagging question I've found mixed answers on.

Some documents I've read say you should never call exit on a script being run through FastCGI, since that harms the whole concept of keeping it loaded persistently. Others say it doesn’t matter. My code uses exit in a lot of places where it is important to make sure nothing keeps executing. For example, I have restricted access components that call an authorization check:

I have a function thats collects data from a sandbox api, and writes this data into a ecxel sheet using pandas and xlsxwriter combinded. My question is how I can get Python to write the new data into a new row every time I run the program? Now it's just overwriting the old data every time i run the program over again.

This is my code:

I have two Symfony web applications on my php72-fpm docker container, for accessing them, I use Apache httpd2.4 container

I've been struggling for a few days with WooCommerce / Imagick timing out during creation of a product via the API.

Whenever I push up a batch of products (even a small batch) the Imagick thumbnail generation process times out after 70 seconds:

My phpinfo() page shows max_execution_time is set to 600 seconds (which I've definitely set inside plesk) but for whatever reason the Imagick / Thumbnail process seems to ignore that timeout.

I am at a loss as to where the 70 second timeout is coming from and how to control it.

I've tried:

• Specifying recursive php.ini in .htaccess - no change
• Setting php_value in .htaccess - This is no longer supported by Apache/Plesk
• Reading the source code - I get lost very quickly trying to reverse engineer this PHP

Any advice or help would be very much appreciated at this point. Thanks!

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