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I am trying to have an if statement that allows the user to select which option they want to run. For some reason, when I add my search function inside of my if function, I'm getting the 'int' object is not callable error, however when my function isn't in enclosed in the if-statement, I am not getting the error.. I'm guessing it's because of something I'm forgetting to do or leaving out of the if-statement. I would love to have some insight as to why this is.

I am working in an environment where I cannot use heap memory but only stack memory. To not be constrained by the #[no_std] enviroment I tried to use stack memory as heap memory with the linked-list-allocator crate. This was my approach.

I am trying to use the binance_async library, tokio, and futures to make concurrent orders to Binance. (See notes at the end of this question.)
The binance_async functions I'm using return a binance_async::error::Result> type. I am facing the following issue, illustrated in these 2 examples:

1. Say I'm trying to do this:

I was trying to understand the iphdr struct and I don't understand what src and dest represent. For instance I have a packet sniffer that takes the packet and passes it into an iphdr struct. Running netcat with nc 127.0.0.1 7999 and nc -l 127.0.0.1 7999 I get the result 16777343 for the src and dest. Am I forgetting a conversion or something?

I have created a new Flutter Web project and connected it with Firebase and it is showing me this error when I run it

This is my problem. I'm making a login view in which I make a call to a URL that returns this HTML:

I have a scheduled task that works perfectly, like this:

firstly I am really new to iOS dev and to MAC's (Only owned one for a week)

I am trying to create a iOS application which requires a pod install, I have installed cocopods etc and I navigate to my project directory. I have then generated the pod file and added my required dependancies. When it run pod install, I get an error,

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Top of error:

Windows 7 PC

• Installed Git (includes Git Bash console)
• Opened console and typed command to clone a Git repo.
• Got a warning to install .Net Framework, but wanted to install that later, so hit cancel and got the old school default username and password separate login popups (NOT the new Git Credentials popup)
• typed my user and password into the old school popups and it logged in and then properly cloned the repo to my local workspace
• Installed .NetFramework and restarted computer as necessary
• Opened Git Bash, tried to run a command that requires git login (git pull, git push, etc) and the command console freezes at that point. I would expect the new Git Credentials Manager popup to come up so I can login, but it never comes up. Neither does the old school login popup. Therefore, I cannot log in to Git, and so all actions requiring login cannot proceed.

I tried:

• restarting computer
• uninstalling and reinstalling git
• repairing .netframework
• looking for saved credentials (couldn't find anything). there should not be any saved credentials anyway since I used the old school authentication login which doesn't save them, AFAIK.

I've gone through all this before on another computer and didn't run into this. That time, after installing .netframework, when I tried a git command requiring login, the new Git Credentials Manager popped up (after which it then saved my credentials)

Searched Google and Stack Overflow / exchange etc and could not find this exact issue anywhere. Most questions were about how to stop the popup from showing and to save credentials, which is exactly the opposite issue of mine.

Note: Windows 7 should not be the issue because I've done this on a Win 7 PC without issue.

So, how do I Force a Git login popup to show up (either the new one or the old school one)?

EDIT: Tried a variety of things, still can't get the new token authentication popup, but here's what I tried and where I'm at now:

I decided to look in Windows Programs area, and did not find Git Credential Manager, which is odd because it's included with Git and I just installed Git. Anyway, downloaded and installed the standalone git credentials manager.

Then tried these: git config --global credential.helper manager-core git config --global credential.helperselector.selected manager-core

and got: warning: credential.helper has multiple values (and I forget the other error lines but it said something about using --replace-all to fix)

so I did: git config --global --replace-all credential.helper manager-core

and that gave no errors and seemed to do something

then I ran: git config --global credential.helperselector.selected manager-core

Then I did git push, and it automatically pushed without asking my credentials at all, which is really confusing.

So, I have still failed to get the new Token Authentication popup. This is incredibly frustrating...

EDIT 2: The plight continues Since Git Push worked without asking for creds, I realized the popup I want may not be showing up because Windows Credential Manager may already have the creds I typed previously. So I went to Windows Credential Manager, found them, and removed them from the vault.

Then I tried git pull and I finally got the NEW Token Authentication popup. My hopes skyrocketed. I entered my Token. Then my hopes were crushed when the terminal gave the following errors:

fatal: An error occurred while sending the request. fatal: The request was aborted: Could not create SSL/TLS secure channel.

EDIT 3 - SOLVED! Followed the instructions in the accepted answer below. Once I got the new token cred manager coming back up, I had to enable TLS 1.2 on my Windows 7 PC. I had the newest .net framework version, but I had to edit the registry to add a key to enable TLS 1.2. After backing up my registry, I then followed these instructions: https://help.runbox.com/enabling-tls-1-2-on-windows-7/

After restarting my computer, the TLS 1.2 was enabled, and when I got the token cred manager popup, I entered my token, it was accepted, and the popup went away. Now my creds are saved and using the new more secure token authentication.