MyPA | based browser game & fork of the MyPHPpa code | Game Engine library

I'm trying to run the sample script found here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-au/azure/service-fabric/service-fabric-quickstart-containers-linux#create-a-service-fabric-cluster

I'm trying to secure a Liberty 20.0.0.3 docker image and can't get an encoded password for a datasource to work. The plain text password is working fine.

Here's what I've tried so far:

Can someone help me to find out if it is possible to break ansible variable with loop logic in value? Lets say that I have variable with loop logic for hashicorp vault in value inside group_vars yaml, like that:

I have an exception handler method in my VB.NET application that retrieves details from the last exception to occur and e-mails that information to our Help Desk (me) for diagnostics and troubleshooting. One instance of a possible exception is when the application attempts to connect or execute some SQL on one of our database servers. In those cases - especially when the exception is because of a failure to connect - I want to see the database connection string that's being used to make certain it's properly formatted.

However, database connection strings usually contain the user's ID and password, and I want to mask the password within the string. The challenge, however, is that we connect to multiple database types (e.g., PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, MS Access, etc.) and, depending on the database, there may or may not be a password in the connection string. Also, connection string formats vary from one provider to the next.

I'm extremely unfamiliar with RegEx but, using https://regexr.com/, I've managed to come up with the following RegEx pattern that seems to work sometimes:

(?<=;?[Pp][Aa][Ss][Ss].*=)(.*?)(?=;)|$

An example connection string would look like this:

Host=SERVERNAME;Port=####;Database=DBNAME;Username=USERID;Password=MyPa$$Word;Integrated Security=False

The pattern above correctly matches MyPa$$Word in the string if it's explicitly in this order, but if I move the Password key/value pair closer to the beginning of the connection string like this:

Host=SERVERNAME;Port=9999;Password=MyPa$$Word;Database=DBNAME;Username=USERID;Integrated Security=False

it then matches MyPa$$Word, DBNAME, and USERID. If I move it to the end of the string:

Host=SERVERNAME;Port=9999;Database=DBNAME;Username=USERID;Integrated Security=False;Password=MyPa$$Word

the pattern doesn't find any matches. Just to make sure the key/value with the space (Integrated Security=False) wasn't confusing the pattern, I removed that from the string and got the same results.

Because the connection string may be structured in a variety of ways depending on the database type, the user input, etc., I'd like to be able to use RegEx to find the (case-insensitive) password key/value pair anywhere in the connection string, extract only the actual password value, and replace it with something (like [HIDDEN]). I know that I could probably just do a String.Split(Convert.ToChar(";")) on the whole connection string and check each key/value pair, but I'd prefer to do it with RegEx, if possible.

(Edit: I am bound to use Visual Studio 19 and have no rights to install any other application)

I have a small SQL table with about 150k rows and 20 columns which I need to modify.

1. I need the table to be ordered by date.
2. I need the first occurrence of a value from two columns.
3. Depending on if the value first occurred in column Home_Team or Away_Team, I need the column Home_Elo or Away_Elo modified to 1500.
4. Copy into a new table.

I get the 1st part and 4th, but already have struggles getting the first occurrence from to columns - not even tried 3rd.

I am trying to do the following command:

I have this makefile:

In my AWS EC2 Server, I have 2 projects :

1. Laravel Project that connect this RDS DB. I have no pb to connect it
2. Wordpress Project that connect his own DB ( also in RDS ), and also in a plugin, I added a custom connection to my Laravel DB so I can insert data easily.

This code works when I am in localhost, but when I put the real host, it is failing :