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I want to create a Google script to check if a given URL is indexed by Google, so I write the following function:

As stated above. Under IIS Express on VS2019 I have no issues. When opening the site after deployment to Azure I get:

"The character encoding of the plain text document was not declared. The document will render with garbled text in some browser configurations if the document contains characters from outside the US-ASCII range. The character encoding of the file needs to be declared in the transfer protocol or file needs to use a byte order mark as an encoding signature."

I initially tried adding every permutation of I found to no avail. Eventually I tracked the error down (by removing lines of code until the error no longer appeared) to firing when I tried to open a SqlConnection.

I am using wso2 ISKM 5.10 . I have configuration item for password history setting under Resident Identity provider.

Good afternoon,

I have an issue with disabled buttons on any auth page with custom policies. For example "Verification email" page at the example looks like this. "Continue" button is disabled and has grey background

However mine looks like this. "Continue" button is disabled as well, however has normal backgroud.

Does anybody encounter with such problem?

My template is

I have defined a Policy named UserPolicy which goes like this:

In the Azure Portal, one can look-up an Azure AD object based on the Object ID as shown below:

Is it possible to retrieve an Azure AD object by the Object ID using the Azure CLI?

In order to use the Azure CLI to get the object related to the object ID, it appears that I need to know in advance if the related resource is a user, group, device, app registration, etc., in order to get the details. For example, if I know the Object ID is a user, I can use az ad user show --id. If all I have is the Object ID, I don't know the 'type' of the object, yet somehow the Portal can figure this out!

While I'd prefer an Azure CLI solution, an Azure PowerShell solution would be better than nothing. I am asking the question because I'm trying to generate a list of access policies within key vault using az keyvault list, but the access policy list from that CLI command just shows Object IDs for each policy... I have no way of determining if the objects are users, groups, etc.

I would like to create a CloudFormation stack with the CLI command provided below:

I have a large, heavily task oriented program, and I would like to explore variant scheduler policies. I am using Gnat Ada 2020. In particular, I would like to set the tasking model by use of the pragma:

pragma Task_Dispatching_Policy(Non_Preemptive_FIFO_Within_Priorities);

I don't think I understand the actual usage very well. I understand what the pragma does, but I am having difficulty placing the pragma correctly, at least according to GNAT. For various combinations of placement in the following small program, I always get the error : "incorrect placement for configuration pragma "Task_Dispatching_Policy" I have tried outside of the whole compilation unit, within the task type spec, within the task body spec, etc. Can anyone show me an example of usage of this pragma? Googling found many discussions but no actual examples of usage in source code. Thanks in advance.

I'm currently starting to work with clickhouse for our in-house analytics system, but it looks like there are no automated ways to configure policies for data retention. The only thing I saw was the ALTER ... MOVE PARTITION (https://clickhouse.tech/docs/en/sql-reference/statements/alter/partition/#alter_move-partition), but it looks like the process has to be manual / implemented in our application layer.

My objective is to move data older than 3 months directly to an S3 cluster for archival and price reasons, while still being able to query it.

Is there any native way to do so directly in clickhouse with storage policies?

Thanks in advance.