spwd | Secret file based password management tool | Security library

Yes you can do it like this

Your run command isn't mounting your current directory, unless it's a typo you haven't corrected yet. When I posted this, it read sudo docker run --rm -it -v Spwd:/root/env myos-buildenv .

I think you meant $PWD or $(pwd) , like this:

go to ur yml file of your beat , and comment :

None of the previous answers I found earlier worked for me, but I did eventually figure this out with the help of another answer not mentioned earlier. Here was the actual fix: https://stackoverflow.com/a/20740964/2934226

Basically, CPPFLAGS and LDFLAGS can't be set in the environment; you need to set them alongside the configure command, like this:

Looks like you made a typo in the user_id field from Post class.

You wrote:

Well i found out the issue (i guess). The issue seems to be that when i turn off the zookeeper servers in turn to emulate a session expiry and the client keeps on reconnecting but the point i missed is that the zookeeper server manages session expiry and when i turn it off and turn it on again after some time it resumes the time of session for the client that is trying to connect from the time it was turned off and thats why the session never seem to expire. For proof i tried the client code from another machine and then turnd off its connectivity while keeping the zookeeper server up all the time and after some time reconnected the client again and boom received the session expired notification in the default watcher and got the sessionexpired exception..

This is not a practical approach. You will need to write some helper functions.

1. recv() does not null-terminate the data it reads into the buffer. It returns the number of bytes which were read; you need to use this value.

2. recv() on a stream socket does not guarantee the data will be received with the same framing as it was transmitted. In particular, it does not guarantee that an entire line of input -- or only one line of input! -- will be received. As worst-case scenarios, your application may only receive one byte of input, or both lines of input, in a single recv() call. You need to read data into a buffer and wait for a newline (or whatever other terminator is appropriate) before processing it.

Use passwd command to set the password instead. Open passwd using popen in write mode and send password to modify the shadow file.