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I have a queue {QueueName}. I defined a consumer and faulted-messages consumer as follows:

So I created a simple Flask app to automate certain calculations we often have to do in math class. I'm now trying to let my friends use it too but I can't get the local port forwarding right. When I run the app I can access it from my local network but not from outside of it. (I tested that by trying to reach the web app through my phone on mobile data, and it doesn't respond.) I'm aware that ssh tunnelling is probably a better way to do this, but I still want to figure out what I'm doing wrong here.

I am very new to this and used this video as a reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jfSLxs40sIw. Here's a brief summary of the things I already tried:

I changed app.run() to app.run(host='0.0.0.0',port=5000) to make Flask respond to all public ip's. When I now run my app I can access it from my computer via:

http://0.0.0.0:5000/

http://127.0.0.1:5000/

http://192.168.1.101:5000/

I then used freedns.afraid.org to create a subdomain flaskdries.mooo.com. When redirecting the subdomain to the latest ip-adress in the list (192.168.1.101:5000) it would always refuse to connect, even on the pc that's running the app. Using 127.0.0.1:5000 eventually did the trick for all the devices on my network (image), but still not for devices outside of my network. I guess that's an obvious thing since my WAN ip is nowhere to be specified in this method. So if I'm correct, when someone goes to the subdomain, there is no link to my router so also not to the device running the app. The problem is that I have no clue where I should specify my WAN ip or something similar.

I noticed that when I created the subdomain the destination was automatically set to my WAN ip (image). At first I thought simply adding :5000 would work, but unfortunately it doesn't.

As you might have noticed I am extremely new to this and don't really have any other information i can rely on apart from the internet, so any help is welcome!

Thanks in advance,

Dries

I'm using Kotlin with HikariCP and jOOQ to query my database. I've come to realize that this code works as expected, fetching the rows and closing the connection afterwards:

I'm using Kotlin with HikariCP and jOOQ to query my database. I've come to realize that this code works as expected, fetching the rows and closing the connection afterwards:

I am working with scraped data, and am using a variable that is split into a nested list for multiple purposes. Here's what I want to do:

1. Look for items within the nested list that have an exact match with the string "Highlights"
2. Identify and remove all nested list items that contain a colon (:)
3. Identify and remove all nested list items with more than 30 characters
4. Re-order the list so "Highlight" is at the top
5. Wrap the list items that are not "Highlight" in HTML (with
6. before the nested list item, and
behind it).
7. Unlist, and add
   wrappers at the beginning and end of the string so the list is formatted for HTML

Here's an example: ORIGINAL TEXT

I'm having a problem with adding a database migration in .net core 2.0. I'm getting the following error:

I have a data.frame (tar) with a variable (clean.text) that contains a list of munged text for every row.

For example:

I am working with a dataset that has free text containing special characters. I need to clean the text before use strsplit for a subsequent function, but would prefer to add escapes (\\) before the special characters rather than delete them altogether.

For example, the string that looks like this:

Do you love great hair? Wind it up! Your curls are your gift- set them free and help preserve your natural curl with bounce and definition. Cleanse hair without weighing it down while reducing frizz. Infused with pineapple, argan oil and quinoa. Let your natural beauty shine bright!

Should look like this:

Do you love great hair\\? Wind it up\\! Your curls are your gift\\- set them free and help preserve your natural curl with bounce and definition. Cleanse hair without weighing it down while reducing frizz. Infused with pineapple, argan oil and quinoa. Let your natural beauty shine bright\\!

I've figured out how to remove a list of several special characters (~!@#$%^&*(){}|<>/), but can't find the right tutorial for adding \\ before them.

Note: I am not looking to remove ALL punctuation because some characters are used for subsequent delimiting logic. Instead, I want to address a specific subset of special characters.

Sample data:

I'm making a website for a cinema where I want to have a list with different dates. If you click on a date, you see the movies that play on that day.

I have this json file with the data: