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MyCommunity is a simple question-and-answer website imitating Zhihu, based on SpringBoot+MyBatis. Users can post, comment, like, private message, follow each other, view user information, etc. At the same time, the website has functions such as sensitive word filtering, popular post ranking, search
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- Register user
- Send GET request
- Checks if the given string is an email address
- Start the downloader
- Downloads a file from an URL
- Returns profile page of user
- Assembles userVo
- Gets all notices
- Build message vo
- Gets detail of a conversation
- Returns user letter target
- Set redis template
- Send a new letter
- Get detail for discussion post
- Append security context
- Login for the current user
- Initializes message model
- Like a like id
- Gets letter list
- Add comment to discussion post
- Searches for discussion posts
- Gets detail of message
- Add event handler to redis
- Show Home page
- Login with username and password
- Generate activation code for the given event model
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QUESTION
I'm new to SNMP and pysnmp. I've written a quick bit of code to set a few the values for a few MIBs, but it doesn't appear to be working. The OIDs that I am using did work in an old perl script that we no longer use, so I know I have the right ones.
What am I missing? I don't have any more hair to pull out! :)19
Sample code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-01 at 06:53It looks like the SET command actually succeeded. The output you get is what your SNMP agent @remotedevice.com has reported. So these should be the new values for these OIDs.
What makes you think that the query did not work out? Could it be a concurrently running SNMP manager resetting the values back? Just a wild thought...
BTW, mpModel=1
means SNMP version 2c. Just in case your SNMP agent prefers any other SNMP version.
QUESTION
I'm having problems with the pysnmp package.
I want to connect to the OLT device from Huawei MA5600. I have his MIBs in text format * .mib the idea is to get the temperature, energy consumption among others
I have the following code
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-03 at 21:45If you think that you should get some value in response instead of 'No such instance', then the problem is that you are querying the object (OID) which does not exist at the device or you do not have access to it.
If you want the OIDs in response to be resolved into human-friendly names, you should pre-load the MIB(s) that define those OIDs e.g. ObjectType(ObjectIdentity('1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.10')).loadMibs('MY-MIB', 'MY-OTHER-MIB').
Either way, probably the best solution is to query the object(s) by name(s):
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Answered 2018-Mar-28 at 20:33if any one interested in the Answer i just added "marginBottom:-170" to the AnimatedSectionList instead of "paddingBottom:950"
QUESTION
This question may be too specific for Stack Overflow. I have also posted it on the Kentico forums: https://devnet.kentico.com/questions/problems-with-kentico-and-wildcard-urls-after-upgrade-to-11
Synopsis:After upgrading to Kentico 11, the wildcard setup I have no longer seems to be working properly. After a lot of digging and research, I think the problem is somewhere in the mechanism that Kentico uses to map the wildcard values to URL parameters... but I don't know how to look into that process to try and figure out where it's going wrong and/or how to fix it.
Details:I have a page set up with the following "Standard URL or wildcard" value set:
/Invest/Communities/{ProvinceName}/{EconomicRegionName}/{RegionalDistrictName}/{CommunityName}
This page also has a single alias of /Invest/Communities/Province
but I'm not sure that's doing anything for me.
The page itself contains a single custom control, which has a User control virtual path of ~//WebControls/Communities/Community.ascx
Prior to the upgrade, this URL: /Invest/communities/myProvince/myEconomic/myRegional/myCommunity/
worked fine - if I set a breakpoint at the start of the Community.ascx.cs
Page_Load {}
method, the breakpoint would get hit, and I could pull those four values out of the query string (via e.g. HttpContext.Current.Request["ProvinceName"]
).
After the upgrade, the same URL is not hitting the breakpoint, and is instead directing me to a 404 error. However, if I manually re-write the URL to /invest/communities/profile/?ProvinceName=myProvince&EconomicRegionName=myEconomic&RegionalDistrictName=myRegional&CommunityName=myCommunity
the page works as expected. Breakpoint hit, values can be pulled from Request
object.
It seems as though something has gone wrong with whatever mechanism does the value mapping... but as that's stuff built into Kentico, I'm not clear on how to look deeper into it to see where it's failing.
Other things I have tried:- Re-signing all macros. This fixed a different problem I had after the upgrade, but did not help with this issue.
- On the Pages > URLs tab: changing from
Standard URL or wildcard
toRoute
Found this advice in a forum post somewhere; doing this made it so that I would hit the breakpoint in the control again properly, however none of the wildcard values were available in theRequest
object any more. Not good. - 'Saving' on the page tab, the URLs tab, and other places in case somehow there was something corrupted that re-saving would somehow reset. Total shot in the dark, but in very rare cases this has worked before. No help here.
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-29 at 14:40I was able to reproduce this, and seem to have found a workaround.
If I use your wildcard path in the page's URL path, I get your error. However, if I use the wildcard path as a page alias, I can get at all the wildcard parameters. https://www.screencast.com/t/jj2DesUrsGLR
Best, Matt
QUESTION
I'm trying to keep my code as clean as possible but I'm not completely satisfied with what I achieved so far.
I built a SNMP manager which receive traps from another device using a custom MIB, which I will refer to as MY-MIB.
I am not sure this is the cleanest way, but essentially I have:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-17 at 08:51To resolve SNMP PDU var-bindings against a MIB you can use this snippet what I think you have done already:
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