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I am trying to diagnose a problem in a large 3rd-party application (Midonet) that is happening when JNA tries to load the "c" library. The log entry (with stacktrace) is below.

The problem manifests when I try to start midonet on a new machine with a Linux 5.3 kernel. It is working on an older kernel (4.15). The open file limit is 4096 so I am assuming that it is the library loading that is (somehow) opening bazzilions of files.

Now Midonet is using a rather old version of JNA (4.2.2) so I have bumped to the last of the 4.x versions to see if it would help. The next thing I can try is rebuilding JNA 4.x on the platform itself.

I haven't been able to find any relevant issues in either the JNA or Midonet issue trackers. Or anything relevant with Google searches

I would like to know if anyone else has seen this error before (with Midolnet or any other Java application). Other suggestions about how to debug this would be appreciated.

Here is the stacktrace:

I am looking to spin up a specific number of pods that are independent and not load balanced. (The intent is to use these to send and receive certain traffic to and from some external endpoint.) The way I am planning to do this is to create the pods explicitly (yaml snippet as below)

There are various ways to restart the SQL Server Agent on a server, but I would like to do it from a stored procedure in one of my databases (on the same server). How would one go about doing that? Is there some sort of a system stored procedure that I could call? Or would I need to call some sort of third party library/external language to accomplish that such as the following?

Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server - Version 16.131.28106.2
Agent.OS Windows_NT
Agent.OSVersion 6.3.9600
Agent.Version 2.136.1

My TFS build agent is not identifying Visual Studio 2017(Enterprise) as a capability while running as a service(under a service account on my primary domain). That same agent does identify Visual Studio 2015 as a capability while running as a service under the same account as above.

I've updated the agent, removed and reconfigured the build agent in question, restarted the agent-service, and restarted the OS. I did notice that when this agent is first configured, the capability is briefly identified while the agent runs under the individual running the configure script, but when the agent switches over to running under the service account, the VS2017 capabilities disappear.

After noticing this, I gave the service account in question read and execute privileges on the root Windows install dir, 'Program Files (x86), and all directories and files associated with the VS2017 install, but this didn't help.

If I run a different build agent interactively(same version as listed above), VS2017 is identified as a capability, so I'm assuming there is something I need to do in regards to the service account I'm attempting to use.

For good measure, within the Visual Studio build task, I tried using the 'latest' option and the 'Visual Studio 2017' options. I also tried adding '/p:VisualStudioVersion=15.0' to the MSBuild args for this task.

Update: I also tried explicitly specifying the capabilities directly in the 'User-Defined' section, and I tried adding the capabilities through the use of environment variables on the agent host.

I'm trying to export PostgreSQL replication delay by adding a custom statement to my PostgreSQL config (original config from Stackdriver PostgreSQL Plugin) in stackdriver-agents collectd configuration directory.

/opt/stackdriver/collectd/etc/postgresql.conf: