siegfried | signature-based file format identification

So, it's almost never a good idea to dynamically-generate Bash code; it's way too easy to write code-generation logic that works for common cases but then misbehaves really badly on cases you haven't thought of. (This is especially true because filenames can contain bizarre characters — spaces, asterisks, backslashes, newlines, quotation marks, initial hyphens, you name it — but even if you're not using filenames in your code-generation logic, there are so many ways this can go wrong.)

But if you're going to do this, then the way you execute the code — the way you tell Bash to read the string containing the code and pass it through the full chain of parsers that interpret ; and newlines and so on — is using eval:

Assuming you don't want to modify the existing stored procedure, but instead want to 'decorate' the output of the stored procedure, you would need to do something like this:

This appears to work just fine for me on windows. Complete the following steps:

There is a bug in the wikipedia package. If you call wikipedia.page("Rhein"), it first checks if it can find alternative spellings. For "Rhein" it finds "Rein" and then returns you the result for "Rein". Looking for alternative spellings is a nice option, but it would be better if it is only enabled when no results are found for the original spelling.

You can avoid this issue by writing:

In the todolistclient application you are using my-release-redis-master.default.svc.cluster.local:6379/Subscription. This is the url of a service exposing redis pod. This is automatically created by helm release.

If that is not desired then you need to change that url in todolistclient application to your redis service. You have deployed redis but have not created any service to expose redis, Hence you can not use a service url to connect to it unless you create it.

So you have two options

1. Use redis pod IP in the todolistclient application. This is not recomended because Pod IP changes when restarted.
2. Create a service and then use that service url in todolistclient application.

It's the way you pass directory names which is not right.

You need to re-structure the call like this (simplified version of perl script):