unearth | Returns one or more artifacts about a Mac
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kandi X-RAY | unearth Summary
Unearths one or more artifacts about a Mac. Run it standalone to output to stdout; import it into your own scripts; use it with the --jss argument to work it into a Jamf Extension Attribute.
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- Runs fact
- Get the IP address of a network interface
- Get the primary interface
- Load the artifacts from the given categories
- Returns the primary interface
- Returns a dict of all network interfaces
- Returns the serial number
- Creates a date from a serial number serial
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QUESTION
I work in the fraud/AML (anti-money laundering) field, and we are exploring using a graph database to unearth hidden connections and links. I've read a fair amount abut graph databases lately (mostly neo4j, but I think the concepts are similar across different products?), and from what I can tell, they seem to be well-suited to this domain. The issue is that I'm having a hard time getting buy-in from tech management, as they seem to think that we can do the same things with our existing data reporting model, which is in Hadoop, and is essentially a data warehouse which has specific tables that provide many-to-many link tables between the core tables (I believe Kimball calls them 'bridge' tables?).
In a way, they seem to provide the same functionality as the relationship tables in a graph DB. Given that we have already constructed the link tablesin Hadoop, would a graph database provide any performance advantage for the kinds of things we may want to do (e.g. How is Customer A connected to Customer B), or have we largely negated any performance advantage of a graph DB by building all of the link tables?
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Answered 2021-Mar-04 at 14:57On similar hardware platforms, a relational database will never be able to keep up with a well constructed graph database when performing "path-between" queries. Never.
Every graph database product has its own internal storage representation, but they are all fundamentally designed to store nodes and edges and support navigational queries across those nodes and edges. Without the addition of new graph-support features, relational database will struggle to provide graph-like capabilities.
The other advantage of using a native graph database is that the graph query languages are specifically designed to support path-between queries. In Objectivity/DB, a massively scalable and distributable object/graph database, we can use the DO query language to find all of the paths between two entities up to a specified number of degrees apart in milliseconds or seconds. A DO query might look like the following:
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I'm struggling following the basic tutorial for Elsa with Ef-Core/SQL persistence. At runtime, the application fails with error clearly pointing to a lack of certain tables. I'm using Elsa as embedded into my API. I have my own DbContext. I need else to live in my database. But Update Database doesn't work reporting multiple context and I have to specify mine for my changes.
Q: What is Elsa's context?
A: ?
Q: How do I create the tables for Elsa in my database?
A: ?
Q: What is this environment variable EF_CONNECTIONSTRING and why is this needed?
A: ?
Thanks.
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So, I managed to unearth a few mode things... my questions were:
Q: What is Elsa's context?
A: SqlServerContext
Q: How do I create the tables for Elsa in my database?
A: Update-Database -context SqlServerContext
Q: What is this environment variable EF_CONNECTIONSTRING and why is this needed?
A: This one, I'm struggling with. I get an error if I just run Update-Database -context SqlServerContext: Set the EF_CONNECTIONSTRING environment variable to a valid SQL Server connection string.
Why? I have the connection injected:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-01 at 06:19It seems you've got most of the answers but for the environment variable, you have provided the connection string in the startup's configure method which is executed on the Runtime and Update-Database command in the package manager console does not run the application so it doesn't know about the connection string and we have to provide it using the environment variable.
QUESTION
I'm integrating auth0 from the tutorial into my own application and have encountered a couple of problems with authentication reflected in the auth0 logs.
This occurs on hitting my react login button:
Login.js ...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-14 at 10:29There's a number of fixes I did here so I'll document them in the answer.
Warning During LoginThis was fixed by ensuring the my credentials provider had been properly set up. In this case google. For instructions on how to add google as a credentials provider see here.
Failed ExchangeThis was fixed by going to the auth0 dashboard application settings and modifying the setting Application Type to Regular Web Application and the setting Token Endpoint Authentication Method to None.
This disappeared once I fixed the Failed Exchange above.
This was never "fixed" and the error still appears on the log. However the comment on this question prompted me to revisit my Allowed Web Origins and Allowed Origins (CORS) on my auth0 to the below:
https://.eu.auth0.com, http://localhost:3000
This was the last issue in the chain and I could now use login and logout as expected.
QUESTION
There are always errors that left unearthed. You're not always looking at the console while performing your tests. It would be nice to let the debugger notify you with sound when an error occurs. That way few and few bugs would go unnoticed.
So is there a way to do that?
Thank you.
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Answered 2020-May-13 at 13:04According to https://stackoverflow.com/a/23395136/476951 you can make JavaScript beep. I copied the AudioData from there.
Then I'll attach an EventListener on error to the document and I'm set.
Please be aware that you cannot play a sound without the user interacting with the document (i.e. click inside the document or similar interactions). So you cannot beep on errors that occur before the first interaction occurred. This means, the first error I create by calling a non-existent function just after load doesn't play the sound, because there was no interaction with the document before.
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Currently dealing with a bug if a user submits a special character into a textbox like '/' or '&' the information submits and displays on their profile page but on page reload all input boxes are empty and the user cannot submit any more changes. This is after a page refresh, all the fields I just filled out are now blank, and trying to submit 'test' into the bio i get this console error:
Here's the form html:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-07 at 07:41Use Ajax Toolkit Example,
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I'm a beginner and was starting to learn react router. I made a json server to store a fake api containing a json file of movies. Currently, I have a page that lists just the title of movies in a list These are retrieved dynamically from the json server, not hardcoded in html.
My goal is to click on one of these links for the title and display more detailed info such as description, runtime, genre, etc. This is where i'm having trouble. I can't display the detailed information when clicking the links. When i console.log the object, it's showing the corresponding movie object and its detailed info. However, when I return the information, it's not getting access to the object. I've attached my json.
I've tried changing the fetchMovie variable to contain get:
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Answered 2020-Apr-07 at 18:46As you said, you are using a fake API with just a JSON file. This means there is no way to get a part of this JSON and you always have to fetch the entire list of movies and then choose the appropriate one.
You could do that with such a fetchMovie() function.
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I was trying to source debug (only have windows) glog code. One part which i am unable to unearth was how does
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-18 at 05:43If you look in to the LOG(INFO) macro, it will expand to a c++ code like std::cout on pre-processing stage (before the compilation of code). You will have to set a compiler flag to generate macro expanded file to see substituted codes lines. (This is depend on the compiler you are using. Just search on the internet)
So,
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Python's unittest framework defines the addTypeEqualityFunc method, which "Registers a type-specific method called by assertEqual() to check if two objects of exactly the same typeobj (not subclasses) compare equal."
What are the scope an mechanism of this registration? The documentation does not discuss either, and "python registration" is resistant to searching.
Mostly, I am curious about whether this "registration" is some kind of assignment in local scope, or if Python has a broader concept of registration I haven't been able to unearth in the docs.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-08 at 00:22It applies to the current test only. Python unittest does not have some broader concept of "registration" in this case. Both the tests below will pass:
QUESTION
How can you interact with a local Truffle Ganache blockchain through a Rails 6 app? I have prototyped the FixedSupplyToken app in vanilla javascript, and everything works as expected. Next, I try to move it into a Rails 6 app. I am nervous about using the Ruby gems (ethereum.rb - looking for someone to take over maintenance, others seem abandoned). I am wondering if you can you import web3.js directly into Rails 6 using Webpacker? I created a new Rails 6 app and added the following:
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Answered 2020-Jan-22 at 02:22I think this is a naming conflict. You've named your own javascript file web3/index.js, which Webpack sees as web3; that conflicts with the node module you're trying to import by the same name. Try renaming your own javascript folder/file to something else. Related issue: https://github.com/webpack/webpack/issues/4817#issuecomment-316119100
QUESTION
I need to make my dropdown menus in the nav to slide in from the bottom and make the slide smooth, like in this project: https://colorlib.com/preview/theme/unearth/
I also upload my code, because I am trying to build this template on my own, so my code might be different from the original theme:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-22 at 19:48There are several approaches. You could use JS or JQuery to animate it. Or using CSS, you could use animations like:
NOT EXACT BUT GET YOU ON THE RIGHT TRACK:
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