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Using Nginx 1.17.3 and Nginx 1.14.0 on Ubuntu 18.* on two separate servers. Both show same error ngx_http_brotli_filter_module.so" is not binary compatible.

Nginx was installed using sudo apt install nginx, so --with-compat flag is applied automatically don't know about it.

Using below script to make modules

I am trying to create a local streaming server with nginx rtmp module. The server itself seems to be working fine as I can stream to server with OBS. Server is storing .ts video files under "/usr/local/nginx/sbin/hls" directory but it does not creates a m3u8 file associated with them.

Configuration file is as follows;

I'm using Nginx v1.17.6 on Ubuntu 16.04 (xenial) as a caching reverse proxy which listens on 443 and proxies requests to backend upstream. Other example_ip's uses the same configuration as this server. The backend servers communicate with each other on port 888 which is for cache exchanging between them through a Load Balancer (LB). (Also the LB is for proxy requests to file servers too). This is my nginx.conf :

I'm currently working on a project to control a Honeywell Genesis 7580G scanner using C#, POS for .NET and the POS4NET Suite from Honeywell. I would like to get the current serial read time-out, so I called the DirectIO() method from POS4NET in the following way:

How i can trigger a scanner remotely form my application ? the DirectIO commands provided with device does not contain any command could do that and with some search over google i found my device actually supports this kind of commands but i didn't find any find any thing useful.

Note 1:i am open to any suggestion could help.

Note 2: I've sent a request for the Technical support in Datalogic website but still no reply.

I am passing props from my parent like this:

Is there a way to specify O_DIRECT with Rust's standard library, or do you need to use libc?

I'm trying to compose one query to get all incoming and outgoing vertices, including their edges and directions, which would however return those vertices without edges as well.

I was able to work around the problem for now by forcing everything to have at least one edge, but it's something I'd like to avoid.

Maybe worth noting that I use the Graph API of Azure CosmosDB: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cosmos-db/gremlin-support

This is the query I'm using to return all vertices with their edges and related vertices:

If you could shed some light for me i would appreciate it.

So, basically i am pulling a stream from my encoder and it works, i get the m3u8 output and it is accesible but the HLS video is jumpy and i lose frames. the play is not continuous.