UWS | Universal Web SCADA written in Python | TCP library

Is there any linking sequence problem? I see that usockets links behind libuv, maybe we can try swap the sequence: to link usockets first.

You are using static linkage, and usockets depends on libuv, so swap the sequence will fix the problem.

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Why does the order in which libraries are linked sometimes cause errors in GCC?

The convention that EF core follows to figure out the primary key is this: either the field in the C# class is called Id - or it's called (entity)Id - in your case, that would have to be ShippersId since the class is Shippers - this is different from the ShipperId that you currently have.

As such, EF Core will NOT automatically detect any primary key column. You need to either:

• rename your column to ShippersId so that EF Core can automatically detect it
• decorate your column ShipperId with a [Key] annotation to indicate this is the primary key column

Or as you mentioned as "solution": if you rename your class to Shipper, then EF Core will now automatically detect ShipperId as being the primary key.

I will refer you to these other posts for some detailed information on the subject.

This one involves the error you're referring to so it might be an answer to your problem. ELOOP Error

This one involves some good information on how to use npm in different ways that may be useful. npm outdated

I looked up the package and created a test folder to see if I could install the package you're talking about in there using npm i outdated uws@10.148.1.

I then uninstalled it using npm uninstall outdated uws@10.148.1

Everything seemed to work fine besides all the deprication errors and warnings.

Answering my own question, not entirely but will post what worked for me. Ultimately I could not figure out what was wrong with the code above, I suspect somewhere I was not doing something right with the initialization or requests.

Some of the files are from above and have not been modified, but I'll post them anyways. Also, I had used this article as a starting point.

CustomPeerConnection.java

I was using apache benchmark tool(ab) and it was slow, not the program. Used bomberdier and got this result

discord.js-commando@0.10.0 isn't compatible with discord.js@12. It's package.json specifies that Discord.js ^11.2.0 must be used.

The error is because Collection#filterArray was removed in v12, and therefore this.commands.filterArray is undefined and not a function in the Commando code.

You have 2 options:

1. Downgrade to Discord.js v11.
2. Use the master branch of discord.js-commando, which is compatible with Discord.js v12. However, this branch may be unstable and/or have bugs.
   To use this, change "discord.js-commando": "^0.10.0" in your package.json to "discord.js-commando": "discordjs/Commando". See GitHub URLs in npm's package.json documentation for more details on this.

Sorted! Thanks to @dratenik for the help.

I uninstalled the Rcpp package, ran RStudio as administrator, reinstalled Rcpp in a library that had no special characters, and it runs fine now.

It should be technically possible to reverse engineer the site, but that would be far from trivial here, requiring to figure out how that payload is decoded by JavaScript. Tip: start by looking at payload references in JavaScript files.

Otherwise, Splash is probably not a good fit, as each request would have to scroll down until reaching the desired page. As you reach later pages, the number or requests and the time required to get the target page will increment significantly.

So, if reverse engineering is out of the table, Selenium or a similar alternative would be the only way to go.

the npm sass used by the project is node-sass@4.7.2 but the node i installed was 10 in order to use node-sass@4.7.2 node 8 must be installed not 10 . so uninstall node 10 and install node 8.