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- Create connector infos
- Creates and returns an instance of ConfigurationPropertiesImpl
- Filters properties from the given configuration
- Loads the message bundles
- Updates the AttributeDelta with the given modification parameters
- Normalize a set of attribute attributes
- Executes the given attribute values
- Executes the search routine
- Normalizes the given filter
- Invokes the proxy method
- Invokes the method on the proxy
- Scan the bundle
- Create a version range from a string
- Starts the connector server
- Checks if two configuration properties are equal
- Executes a script on an existing connector
- Remove an attribute from the source string
- Add the specified attribute values to an object class
- The create method
- Provides a synchronous sync token
- Main entry point
- Parse a string into a list of strings
- Invokes the method
- Invokes the proxy
- Removes the specified values for the specified attribute
- Replaces a variable with the given value using the regular expression
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QUESTION
Thanks in advance for taking your time to read this.
I have implemented a bittorrent tracker client in python that successfully communicates with udp trackers and retrieves a peer list from them.
Example of peer list retreived from tracker. In this case the peer is my own computer because only I annouced in the tracker:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-22 at 15:00I know it might be possible that the trackers themselves may be ignoring the ip parâmeter. But I tested 50 different trackers and every one of them returns my IP address, not the custom one im trying to pass. Therefore I think the problem is in my implementation.
Almost all public/open trackers will not accept the IP parameter due to security problems. In principle they could do active verification (some tracker software supports that) but that's too expensive for open trackers. In practice only trackers with smaller user-bases will allow it, either gated by client authentication or by active verification.
I have implemented a bittorrent tracker client in python that successfully communicates with udp trackers and retrieves a peer list from them.
I would expect UDP trackers to be even less likely to support this parameter since the UDP tracker protocol is meant for high-load scenarios which are even less likely to afford any kind of verification.
For testing purposes you should look for some tracker software that explicitly supports the IP parameter (maybe a HTTP tracker meant for private torrent sites or at least an implementation not trimmed for high load scenarios) and run it locally. Once you have ensured that the server side supports it you can test the client properly.
QUESTION
I'm creating a simple app which should transmit input from a game controller to a HM-10 Bluetooth module. The code should write a characteristic which includes the input data each time when a new input was detected, but at first the writeCharacteristic
fails a few times, then it writes the characteristic once and after one successful write any other attempts to write a characteristic don't work.
Here is the Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-08 at 23:15If you would check the throwable
you would probably see BleAlreadyConnectedException
.
If that is the case you want to establish RxBleConnection
once an reuse it. To send data with reusing the connection you could use for instance RxReplayingShare
or wrapping onMotionEvent()
into an Observable
and wrangle it into an Observable
chain.
QUESTION
I created an uploader that sends files to the host via FTP in PHP. My file is a photo. It does not just send the photo successfully to the host. My code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-30 at 06:15You have the parameters of ftp_put
in a wrong order. Additionally, as you are uploading binary files, you need to use FTP_BINARY
mode (what is the default). You cannot force the text/ascii mode.
The code should be be:
QUESTION
I have been learning abap recently and working on select operations but then I came across this question. How can I put these 2 select statements into single select statement?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-14 at 12:57You can use inner join for getting matching records from other table.
QUESTION
I would like to use Zgrep and Awk to print specific lines.
I use the below script. However, I am not able to print the specific line requirement.
zcat SYS.20210519.tgz | awk '/11055/ && /2.5.5.5/'
It would be nice if someone could help. Thanks.
File name : SYS.20210519.tgz
File INPUT :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-25 at 12:11With your shown samples, could you please try following. Using zcat
to read your Input_file then sending its output as standard input to awk
program. Where using match
function to match regex, which will print till value of error[grpId till ]
occurrence.
QUESTION
I have a Python script which connects to a SQL database and retrieves the values within a column. How do I go about printing these specific columns from my dataframe rather than explicitly typing it?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-12 at 10:19Select first value and split by ,
:
QUESTION
Assume I have a data with this structure below, how would one explode the column that contains a list then unpack the exploded column?
Source:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-16 at 12:54This outputs what you want.
QUESTION
I have this code below which aims to unpack a nested record when found. Sometimes it works and sometimes it throws an error.
Would anyone have an idea how to resolve this?
Data (Works):
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-16 at 10:03It is looking for the key Config.alertRules
in your dict like d["Config.alertRules"]
. It is a nested dict so you should index it like d["Config"]["alertRules"]
, how are you passing these keys?
This error probably does not occur for your first dictionary since there are no nested dicts there. (d["roomList"]
is a list)
QUESTION
Let's assume I have data which is structured like such:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-15 at 17:23You have a nested record. You can handle them separately with record_path
and them concatenate them with pd.concat()
QUESTION
I made a small tool using Codeigniter 4 on my local machine in windows env with XAMPP.
I created a MySQL database in a server, pulled the code, and applied the appropriate configs but when I try to use parts of the tool that involve databases I get:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-12 at 20:41You can check the writable/log folder and will have a more detailed log.
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