ServerLog | innovative Node.js log library | Runtime Evironment library

I have a log file as follow:

I am creating an event on one of my databases to check if the client changed a specific parameter called 'serverlog' which is a boolean on my Sql database.

Is there a way to loop through all the users in a table called 'users', check if 'serverlog' is false and update/set a different parameter called 'islogged' in the user table. Something like a foreach user loop in SQL

I want to loop through all the users and if 'serverlog' = false then set 'islogged' = false on that user.

Trying to learn Groovy, and it's been a fun and only slightly confusing adventure so far. What I'm currently trying to do is stand up a server, make a wget request to it and when that request is received, have a certain action be executed - in this case, just creating a new file:

I am adding a command to the redis code and when I run the unit test, I want to see the content of some of the data structures. I am running the test like this: ./runtest --single unit/acl. I have also added server log like this:

I have a mp3 file and I would like to play it when a button is pressed. But I belive I am not serving the file to the server correctly. Here is the code on Replit.com:

This might be a stupid question, but I've just started to learn spark and now I'm facing my first problem, that I cannot solve with books and google...

I'm working with Zeppelin and trying to do some analysis with a serverlog.

My df looks like:

Now I want to save it as a CSV with following code:

so basically what i wanted is to make the bot send a message in the serverLogs channel whenever a channel in that guild is deleted. The message sends general information about the deleted channel, but i wanted to expand this embed to make it say what permission overwrites dide that channel have so i tried console logging it to see what kind of info i get.

I'm following AWS's instructions to enable enhanced health monitoring for elastic beanstalk. As part of that, I need nginx to output a log file into /var/log/nginx/healthd named accordingly: application.log.YYYY.MM.DD.HH.

For some reason, my nginx won't create the file. It is able to create application.log or aplication.log.1-2-3-4 in that folder, but not application.log.YYYY.MM.DD.HH. It just doesn't appear. No errors or anything.

My nginx conf:

I need to make a broadcast of the clients connected to the server using TcpClient. Currently I have a for that goes through the whole list of clients and they receive the message one by one. But there is some time between messages, so the clients do not receive the message simultaneously. I think that using a multithreading or coroutines works, someone can advise me? I attach the function code of the broadcast

Thank you all