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I have a small shellscript scrape.sh that scrapes a website and puts the resulting data into a new directory:

I have a tokio-based single-threaded async app where using Arcs or other Sync types seems to be an overhead. Because there is no need for synchronization between threads, I am looking for something like tokio::sync::oneshot::channel, Sender and Receiver of which should be !Sync and could be wrapped into Rc instead of Arc.

Are there any specially crafted synchronization primitives for usage in single-threaded async apps in Rust?

I have a script which does things with screen brightness, works fine that's cool and now I want to make it run after wake up from suspend.

So I tried using systemd, I have a file under /etc/systemd/system/myscript.service which is as follows:

I try to pass the parameter in this way, but it doesn't work

I recently updated the nugget packages in my Android project and now I get a message in this line of code:

We have a Linux machine on which we run our .NET Core app. This app is a web UI which is used to display and configure a system of EEPROMs. The app reads the dhcpd.leases file, located in the directory /var/lib/dhcp, and displays the IP address of each EEPROM in the UI.

When a new EEPROM is added to the system, its IP address is added to the dhcpd.leases file and thus it shows up in the UI. But when an EEPROM is removed from the system, its IP address isn't removed from the dhcpd.leases file and thus it continues to be shown in the UI.

We want to allow the user to be able to remove an EEPROM from the UI when it has been physically removed from the system.

When a user removes an EEPROM from the UI, we want its IP address to be removed from the dhcpd.leases so that it won't be shown again.

This isn't possible, since the default permissions on the file give read and write permission only to the owner (there's no owner listed), give read-only permission to the dhcpd group and other users, and don't allow it to be executed. By running the command sudo chmod 777 /var/lib/dhcp/dhcpd.leases, the file permissions can be changed and thus the app is able to modify the file as we want it to. However, whenever the system reboots, the file permissions are reverted. Our Linux machine uses systemd services to start the app whenever the system starts up, so I thought creating a systemd service would be the best way to ensure the command to change the file permissions is executed when the system starts up. I created a file named dhcp.service in the directory /etc/systemd/system which looks like this:

Not sure how to handler the borrow checker here.

I am intermittently getting the following error back from the Splunk API (about 40% of the time search works as expected):

HTTP 503 Service Unavailable -- Search not executed: This search could not be dispatched because the role-based disk usage quota of search artifacts for user "[REDACTED]" has been reached (usage=1067MB, quota=1000MB). Use the [[/app/search/job_manager|Job Manager]] to delete some of your search artifacts, or ask your Splunk administrator to increase the disk quota of search artifacts for your role in authorize.conf., usage=1067MB, quota=1000MB, user=[REDACTED], concurrency_category="historical", concurrency_context="user_instance-wide"

The default ttl for a search in the splunk api is 10 min (at least for my company). I am told I need to lower the TTL for my searches (which are massive) and I will stop running out of space. I do not have admin access, so no ability to increase my space or clear space on the fly (as far I know). I can find code on how to lower TTL using saved searches, but I use oneshot searches. It is not reasonable for me to switch.

How do I lower ttl for oneshot searches? Here is what I have now that does not seem to lower TTL:

I'm trying to run a script automatic when booting Raspberry with DietPi. My script starts a Python3 programm which then at the end starts an external program MP4Box which merges 2 video files to a mp4 in a folder in my lighttp webserver.

When I start the script manually everything works. But when the script starts automatically on boot, when it comes to the external program MP4Box, I get an error: