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Here's was appears to be an odd question at least from what I've been able to turn up in Google. I'm not trying to determine IF there's a UAC prompt (I've got a couple of reliably ways to do that, win32gui,GetForegroundWindow() returns a 0, or win32gui.screenshot returns exception OSError at least in my case)

I'm also not looking to BYPASS the UAC, at least from python, I have an update process that's kicking off automatically that I need to get through the UAC. I don't have control of the update process so I don't think it's a good candidate for disabling the UAC with Python. I could just disable the UAC in Win10, but I'd prefer not to if possible. I do have a couple of methods for bypassing the UAC, in one instance where I'm running this in vitualbox I believe I can use VBoxManage guestcontrol to sent keystrokes to the guest system, for a stand alone system I have a microcontroller connected as a USB HID Keyboard, with a basic deadman switch (using the scroll lock to pass data between the python and the microcontroller acting as the HID keyboard) if it doesn't get the signal it sends left arrow enter to bypass the UAC.

What I'm trying to do, and getting stymied with, is verifying that the UAC popup is actually from the update process that I want to accept the UAC prompt for, and not some other random, possibly nefarious application trying to elevate privileges. I can use the tasklist to verify the UAC is up, but I'm not seeing any way to see WHAT caused the UAC prompt. The update process is kicked off from an application that's always running, so I can't check to see if the process itself it running, because it's running under normal operation, I just want to accept the UAC when it's attempting to elevate privileges to update. I've been using a combination of using win32gui.GetWindowText and win32gui.EnumWindows to look for specific window titles, and for differentiating between windows with the same title, taking a screenshot and using OpenCV to match different object that appear in the windows. Both of those methods fail though when UAC is up, which is why I can use them to detect UAC as I mentioned before.

I suppose I could use a USB camera to take a screenshot of the system, but I'd like to be able to run this headless.

Anybody have an idea on a way to accomplish this, as the tree said to the lumberjack, I'm stumped.

I want in one instance there has to be two logstash pipelines running,one of them's output will be the other one's input. I have read below documentations,

https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/logstash/current/ls-to-ls.html https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/logstash/current/pipeline-to-pipeline.html#pipeline-to-pipeline-overview https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/logstash/current/plugins-inputs-lumberjack.html

I'm confused about which approach I should follow. The thing I want is below :

The first logstash :

Using the w3schools.com SQL tutorial Northwind database, I'm trying to display the category that has the most products shipped. Additionally, I want to display the net income from all sales in that category. I can't figure out how to take the category with the most products shipped, and use the amount of products shipped to calculate the net income of that category. This is because there are many different products that have the same CategoryID but different prices.

Pyomo provides some features to add constraints into variables like bellow code in the document.

I have homework to do (actually my girlfriend :-D) and there are some restrictions on what I can and can't do. In my NetBeans project folder there are two folders named "interfaces" and "homework". The folder "interfaces" contains interfaces and classes that are NOT allowed to edit, because said that to us xD. I am only allowed to edit the source text in the "homework" folder.

Usually, I know it to implement interfaces in Java with the keyword "implements". But I don't know how to use it in the "homework" folder, because the "interfaces" folder already contains classes that implement the methods and logic of the interfaces, but I am not allowed to edit them.

This is the task:

"We provide you with various interfaces in the "interfaces" package, which you have to implement. You are only allowed to create your own implementation in the "homework" package. You may not modify the classes and interfaces of the "interfaces" package!

The interface "TextAdventure", the methods of which you have to implement, allow you to create a text adventure game. In the "homework" package you will find a Main class that uses the TextAdventure interface to initialize various games. You can play through that game after you successfully implementing the interfaces as disired. The game scenarios are designed to help you extensively test your code. All methods of the Interface Player are available for interacting with the game. Also take a look at the GameStarter class. In this, the interaction with the player is implemented.

The TextAdventure interface offers various methods for creating a new game. For each method, think about the cases in which it could fail. In such cases, throw a TextAdventureException. This is also made available to you in the "interfaces" package. Once the desired initial state is established, a game can be started with "startGame ()"."

Interfaces:

Im trying to output just the "name:" element if the "achieved:" is true. This is using the SteamAPI.

Its basically getting the data and storing it to the "achievements" variable.

steam.getUserAchievements(id, config.app).then(achievements => {

I tried doing something such as achievements.name but that didn't work.

Any ideas?

I am trying to decode with python 3.8 a file that is in MIK-BULGARIAN encoding https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIK_(character_set). It is an encoding that is identical with ASCII but bytes 128-191 are cyrilic letters. The file has both latin and cyrilic letters. My current solution works well but is rather slow with big files. Can you give me some suggestions how to speed things up (I know this is a lumberjack approach and I am open to suggestions).

I'm trying to build a game and I'm having a hard time figuring out why my userInfo.create isn't working. Basically, I have it set up to where a user logs in and it sends off a get request to get their profile info. If none exists, create it. I've kind of had to do this in 2 parts. The first is a pretty basic profile info with name, email, id, etc and it works just fine. The problem is in the second request which fires off after the first because it depends on the userId to check if they have a profile. For some reason, it just doesn't want to create the info. It's all built from a Mongoose schema. Everything seems to be the same as the basic profile information. As for the schema itself, all I'm trying to pass in is the userId. Everything else is set to required: true AND has default values set up already. I'm kind of at a loss as to what else it could possibly need.

Broken getUserInfo:

I have a program that performs calculations and shows them in the python console, reviewing a little documentation I have been able to store the results of the console to a txt file.

What I am looking for now is that every time I rerun the txt file is cleaned, so that the previous results of the console are not accumulated in the txt.