applog | Application and Audit Log package for Laravel

I try to make a script who create folder in a list of remote server. I make this but the problem who i see is the function not make correctly the path.

This is the code:

I'm creating a web API with ASP.NET Core, but I'm having some trouble getting Serilog to work. It will output to the console fine. However, when I tell it to output to a file, it will create a file, but not enter any logs into it. The same happens when I try to use a PostgreSQL database. Any ideas on what is wrong?

appsettings.json

I have deployed an app to IBM Cloud Code Engine. It has the minimum instances configured to zero, so truly serverless and only active on demand. Now I wanted to check the logs from the CLI with

I have an apache camel webapp running in a tomcat container that uses log4j2 to log. I am using xml DSL to define routes. I am trying to mask certain properties before they get logged into log files by making use of Rewrite appender and PropertiesRewritePolicy. However this doesnot work. Below is my route definition which sets a "password" property

There are various storage restrictions on Android 10 and 11, which also includes a new permission (MANAGE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE) to access all files (yet it doesn't allow access to really all files ) while the previous storage permission got reduced to grant access just to media files :

1. Apps can reach the "media" sub folder freely.
2. Apps can never reach "data" sub folder and especially the content.
3. For "obb" folder, if the app was allowed to install apps, it can reach it (to copy files to there). Otherwise it can't.
4. Using USB or root, you could still reach them, and as an end user you can reach them via the built-in file-manager app "Files".

I've noticed an app that somehow overcome this limitation (here) called "X-plore": Once you enter "Android/data" folder, it asks you to grant access to it (directly using SAF, somehow), and when you grant it, you can access everything in all folders of "Android" folder.

This means there might still be a way to reach it, but problem is that I couldn't make a sample that does the same, for some reason.

It seems this app targets API 29 (Android 10), and that it doesn't use the new permission yet, and that it has the flag requestLegacyExternalStorage. I don't know if the same trick they use will work when targeting API 30, but I can say that on my case, running on Pixel 4 with Android 11, it works fine.

So I tried to do the same:

1. I made a sample POC that targets Android API 29, has storage permissions (of all kinds) granted, including the legacy flag.

2. I tried to request access directly to "Android" folder (based on here), which sadly didn't work as it goes to some reason (kept going to DCIM folder, no idea why) :

I'm having problems in migrating from the simple (deprecated) AsyncTask and Executors to Kotlin Coroutines on Android

I can't find how I can perform the basic things I could have done on AsyncTask and even on Executors using Kotlin Coroutines.

In the past, I could choose to cancel a task with and without thread interruption. Now for some reason, given a task that I create on Coroutines, it's only without interruption, which means that if I run some code that has even "sleep" in it (not always by me), it won't be interrupted.

I also remember I was told somewhere that Coroutines is very nice on Android, as it automatically cancel all tasks if you are in the Activity. I couldn't find an explanation of how to do it though.

For the Coroutines task (called Deferred according to what I see) I think I've read that when I create it, I have to choose which cancellation it will support, and that for some reason I can't have them both. Not sure if this is true, but I still wanted to find out, as I want to have both for best migration. Using AsyncTask, I used to add them to a set (and remove when cancelled) so that upon Activity being finished, I could go over all and cancel them all. I even made a nice class to do it for me.

This is what I've created to test this:

At the moment I collect all multiline logs and visualize them on the Grafana dashboard. And now I need to get logs from the last dynamically created folder and visualize them on the separate Grafana dashboard. The folders are created dynamically each time when the application is started.

logs path is the next:

MySQL process is up and accessible, but Spring is not able to connect and stops:

I have deployed a WAR to AWS Elastic Beanstalk on environment with Tomcat 8.5 with Java 8. The app loads and is working fine. However, when I go to check the logs (Environment -> Logs -> Last 100 lines OR Full Logs) I do not see the logs written by the app. There are some other logs like tomcat/activity/boot etc, but not the logs written by my application. The logs work as expected when running locally, just not on AWS.

Below is my logback.xml file: