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Here's the link where the data I want is :

link

Here's the data I want :

data

Here's the html :

html

And here's my script :

I am using R with RStudio. I am trying to scrape data from a specific webpage using the rvest package. Below is a partial screenshot of the webpage with the values I am interested to scrape circled in Red.

I am completely new to this HTML and Element thing and I am a having a hard time trying to figure out on how to use the relevant html tags in rvest. Using Chrome DevTools, I have been able to figure out where each of the items I need are located in the HTML codes.

I am providing the tags relevant to each item below:

Table Headers:

I'm running Ubuntu 18.04 with nginx/1.14.0. I have been running PHP 7.2 but some of my web applications require a newer php for security reasons.

Since it is nginx, I use PHP-FPM.

I used apt to upgrade to the latest version of PHP.

New to development & self-teaching (thanks Covid) so this could be sloppy :( sorry...

let me start off by saying I don't care about the data in the database - if it is easier to wipe it and start fresh, I'm good with that (don't know how to do that but I'm ok with it)

Not sure what caused the issue but one day MySQL wouldn't start. Using service MySQL Restart fixed it... two days later it happened again with this error

I got method called createObjectFromNotification that creates email from notification resource.url sample https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me/messages/AQMkAGFkYmM2YzJiLTM3OTItNDE0ZS1iMmIw

we get the message attachment in the same api call then filter file attachement , item attachment I create file attachment from contentBytes but I made extra call to get item attachment

GET /users/{id}/messages/{id}/attachments/{id}/$value

Ref https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/outlook-get-mime-message but I got the file truncated I will show example below and pieces of my code

EDIT

log after Dockerfile correction (add -y parameters)

I am going mad with doxygen at the moment, i hope it is not too stupid on layer 8, but we will see...

I want to extract static and undocumented stuff. That's why EXTRACT_ALL = YES for now. But EXTRACT_ALL seems to be not working as the documentation intents. See Example below.

Against the documentation of EXTRACT_ALL there are still warnings in the output.

I'm trying to crawl Booking.com site for reviews and hotel details. I managed to get the hotels details but when it comes to crawling reviews something weird happens !

I find the container that covers the reviews, but empty...

I made sure the elements I'm looking for are present by inspecting the page using Chrome DevTools

I even switched from using scrapy_splash to selenium in case the former may miss out any dynamic content, I also tried crawling it using BeautifulSoup and Xpath.

This may sound stupid, but my weird configuration seems to force an Apache2 installation when attempting to uninstall php7.2-fpm! (I use nginx and the last thing I want to see on my server is an Apache installation...)

Here is the scenario: I'm stuck with a Ubuntu 16.04.6 LTS installation (sorry, I have no control over it, I can only maintain it, use apt to install whatever I want, but not upgrade Ubuntu to a contemporary version.

Over the years, as expected, Ubuntu 16.04 became to be dropped by many package maintainers, especially those from the official Ubuntu repositories; thus, I had no choice but to add lots of alternative repositories.

Also, over time, I've been upgrading PHP. The first thing was to drop 5.6, years ago. Then came the time to retire 7.0, and eventually 7.1 as well. In the mean time, I had installed versions 7.2, 7.3 and 7.4, as each and every site hosted on that server (there are not that many, btw) was scrupulously tested to make sure it continued to work on recent versions of PHP.

Right now, all sites I've got run on PHP 7.4, except for two, which still require PHP 7.3, until the underlying application software is made compatible with 7.4 (which will happen in a few weeks or months, I'm sure). I can safely remove PHP 7.2, since it's not used any more.

Alas, it seems that it was not entirely removed — even though it does not get launched at boot, neither is it called from anything. If I try to remove it, however, I get the following: