gss | Global Survival System is a model

A solution that worked was to set the environment variable PGGSSENCMODE=disable in /etc/profile.

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Change the code to this, from /etc/java-8-openjdk/security/java.security remove TLSv1, TLSv1.1.

jdk.tls.disabledAlgorithms=SSLv3, RC4, DES, MD5withRSA,
DH keySize < 1024, EC keySize < 224, 3DES_EDE_CBC, anon, NULL,
include jdk.disabled.namedCurves

You should use CURL, not Curl.

We can filter the levels of the 'income', remove the unused levels (droplevels) and use that in the test

It might be that different SSL protocols are supported/enabled natively depending on the OS.

Try force allowing all available security protocols:

Okay, it appears that even though the documentation for tls.createSecureContext says the result is "usable as an argument to several tls APIs, such as tls.createServer" it actually isn't. It is accepted by server.addContext (for a virtual host or more exactly an SNI-value handler) tls.connect (for client) tls.createSecurePair (deprecated) and new TLSSocket (low-level), but createServer only takes the same options as createSecureContext not an actual SecureContext. Since you didn't supply the needed key&cert in a usable form, and OpenSSL by default disables anonymous ciphersuites (which most clients don't offer anyway), all handshakes fail with no_shared_cipher. Try:

The issue you have here is with request-promise-native. It doesn't follow redirects but Postman does.
If you are using node.js for that I'd suggest you to use axios or node-fetch.
By the way request and request-promise-native are deprecated so it's better not to use them at all.

I'm not 100% sure that I understand the question (it would be great to expand it a bit on the actual use case you are trying to solve with this database), but I can share a few thoughts.

When we talk about DVC, I think you need to specify a few things to identify the file/directory:

1. Git commit + path (actual path like data/data/xml). Commit (or to be precise any Git revision) is needed to identify the version of the data file.
2. Or path in the DVC storage (/mnt/shared/storage/00/198493ef2343ao ...) + actual name of this file. This way you would be saving info that .dvc` files have.

I would say that second way is not recommended since to some extent it's an implementation detail - how does DVC store files internally. The public interface to DVC organized data storage is its repository URL + commit + file name.

Edit (example):

First you have to mind that curl or apache default curl and php curl are two different things. First you have to install your php version related curl. Like if you use php version 5 then you have to install php5-curl

Open SSH

First Install CURL by typing sudo apt-get install curl

Then Restart Apache by typing sudo service apache2 restart

Then Install PHP5 CURL by typing sudo apt-get install php5-curl

will prompt to install… type y or yes!

Then Restart Apache by typing sudo service apache2 restart Done!

For details, please see this Documentation

Hope It will fix your problem