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I have a Rails (5.2.3) application to which I'm trying to add a chat feature so the users can communicate with each other. I have not fully implemented the feature, as I am trying to write tests as I go (if I don't know how to write tests for what I'm trying to test, I often do it this way). So far, I have two regions of the relevant page of the application laid out in HTML for the sending and reception of chat messages, JavaScript that runs the rest of the page, JavaScript that is intended to run on page load that makes the regions for the chat feature fill out the correct space of the page, JavaScript that listens to the textarea for chats to send, and JavaScript that listens for broadcast chats. The relevant test mimics what I can do at the moment in the development version: type text in the sending </code>, hit return, and see the message in the
that holds the chats. The development logs show that the message hits the redis server and are forwarded as expected.
The chat tool test fails. If I open the console in the browser running the tests, I see neither errors nor evidence that the JavaScript on the page is executed for this test (all of the other tests, all of which are tagged @javascript execute correctly). If I add enough of a delay, I can see that both of the methods I've employed to send the enter key to the textarea appear to work (in that the cursor moves), but the expected behavior on the page (that the text is sent to the redis server for broadcast) doesn't occur.
There's no evidence in the test log that the ActionCable server fires up. I have capybara-chromedriver-logger installed, but I see no evidence of the logging I would expect.
If there is information missing from my question that you think would be helpful in answering it, please ask.
The CoffeeScript I've written for the chat elements (which executes in development, but not in the test):
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-20 at 20:03Generally one would use the async actioncable adapter when testing (not the redis adapter) and you'd need to configure actioncable to run in app (in the test environment) - https://guides.rubyonrails.org/action_cable_overview.html#in-app - in order for it to start up when Capybara starts the application.
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I am writing a makeshift little private 'block chain' for illustrative purposes to be used as a teaching tool. I have all the core functionality ironed out, but I was thinking about some of the more peculiar aspects of block chain and found myself wondering about longs in java. The 'miner' method I have built into the application increments a nonce value of type long with the ++ operator until a condition is met. My question is, if I wanted to avoid (or at least greatly prolong) the chance of exhausting the integer nonce space (2147483647), if I initialized the starting nonce value I pass to the miner method with Nonce = 0L; could I increment it with the ++ operator and make use of the full long literal range?
It's my understanding that Bitcoin uses a special input value into the transaction, and/or some miners will slightly change the time stamp for "ExtraNonce" but since this is just for illustrative purposes I don't want to go as far as including something similar into the app.
I can provide code snippets if anyone wants to see them for any reason, any thoughts would be greatly appreciated!
Code below:
(please don't heckle me on my questionable if/else control logic, this isn't a legitimate production application and I am still a novice in java)
This is the code from the launcher class that calls the miner method:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-06 at 23:30Yes, for long ++ the instruction set ladd will be used (iadd for int).
Since your question totally changed with your edit and I still saw it..
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Disclaimer: I'm a noob to linux and scripting, please don't heckle me.
GOAL: Feed my linux system a .txt file full of IP Addresses and Perform a WHOIS look on each IP and show me specific fields (grep) such as the Organization Field. Bonus points if someone can help me figure out how to use my API key to check my IP list against abuseipdb.com
I've created an ip.txt file with my IP Addresses and I've tried using the following syntax. I'm using Kali Linux to perform this, but it worked on my friend's Fedora system.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-26 at 16:56You are attempting to invoke sudo on the command for ip in $(cat ip.txt), and then running the syntactically invalid commands do whois .... (Note that for ip in $(cat ip.txt) is also syntactically invalid, but sudo is never invoked so no shell ever tries to parse that string as a command). You need to narrow the scope of sudo. eg
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Hi i have created a tool which launches central troubleshooting apps, but i have recently created another tool ps1 file and i cannot seem to get it to launch from the other tool
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-13 at 13:44instead of
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